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A Trial Can t Bring Justice for George Floyd

Convicting a police officer of murder or creating more oversight won’t stop the killing Stephanie Keith/Getty Images On Sunday, the day before the opening of the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, charged with murdering George Floyd, protesters gathered around the county court building, in black T-shirts that read, “A man was lynched in Minneapolis on May 25, 2020.” The building has been largely emptied out, 58 judges sent home to conduct court business by video conference. “The fear of having the government center overrun is real,” Chief Hennepin County District Judge Toddrick Barnette told the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. “After January 6, there was a significant change in how we’re going to protect the buildings and how we’re going to protect the people coming and going in the courthouse.” The building itself has been transformed into “something reminiscent of Cold War-era Berlin,” observed Matt Sepic at MPR News. “The grounds are en

Hennepin County Courthouse locked down days before Derek Chauvin trial

Hennepin County Courthouse locked down days before Derek Chauvin trial To ensure a fair trial and for the safety of all involved, court officials are locking down the building beginning Monday. The restrictions will remain for the length of the trial, potentially through the first week of May. Written By: Rochelle Olson / Star Tribune | 2:00 pm, Mar. 3, 2021 × Izai Dominguez with Hansen Bros. Fence added barbed wire to the fencing around the Hennepin County Government Center as they worked to fortify the buildings in preparation for Derek Chauvin s trial, scheduled to begin Monday, March 8. (TNS / Star Tribune) MINNEAPOLIS Security was already going to be tight at the Hennepin County Government Center in downtown Minneapolis for upcoming trial of Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd.

Courthouse in Minneapolis locked down days before Chauvin trial set to begin

MINNEAPOLIS Security was already going to be tight at the Hennepin County Government Center in downtown Minneapolis for the upcoming trial of Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd. And then on Jan. 6, an insurgent mob overtook the U.S. Capitol and sent members of Congress running for their lives. Days before jury selection for Chauvin's trial begins March 8, the distinctive 24-story, .

Hennepin County Courthouse locked down days before trial

Hennepin County Courthouse locked down days before trial Rochelle Olson, Star Tribune © Star Tribune/Star Tribune/Anthony Souffle, Star Tribune/Star Tribune/TNS Izai Dominguez with Hansen Bros. Fence added barbed wire to the fencing around the Hennepin County Government Center as they worked to fortify the buildings in preparation for Derek Chauvin’s trial. Security was already going to be tight at the Hennepin County Government Center in downtown Minneapolis for upcoming trial of Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd. And then on Jan. 6, an insurgent mob overtook the U.S. Capitol and sent members of Congress running for their lives. So when jury selection for Chauvin s trial begins March 8, the distinctive 24-story, enclosed twin-tower government building will be closed to almost everyone, including the 2,500 people who normally work there.

Hennepin County Courthouse locked down days before Derek Chauvin trial

Hennepin County Courthouse locked down days before Derek Chauvin trial
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