Prosecution tells jurors in closing arguments that Chauvin s guilt is clear Paul Walsh, Star Tribune © Pool video/Court TV/TNS Prosecutor Steve Schleicher, left, was up first to begin his argument spanning 1 hour and 45 minutes.
MINNEAPOLIS Jurors began hearing competing arguments Monday morning about fired Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin s guilt or innocence in the death George Floyd last year, and then they will head into deliberations.
Proceedings resumed shortly after 9 a.m. before Hennepin County District Judge Peter Cahill, who has been presiding over the case since March 8, when defense and prosecution lawyers began selecting jurors. Cahill began by reading jury instructions on the law.
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