and minnesota attorney general keith elson who led the prosecution in both efforts said this sent a message that juries want to hold police officers to high standards. and he said for law enforcement this shouldn't be seen as a symbol of shame but instead as a moment to restore trust through accountability. he added, though, as we heard frank mason say, this isn't full justice. because at the end of the day potter still was able to correspond and speak with her family. daunte wright cannot. >> in terms of sentencing, omar, when does that happen? and any indication what the judge is going to do here? >> reporter: yeah, so sentencing is set for february 18th and potter is currently being held without bail, and she's actually been seen smiling in some of her latest mug shots that have been taken -- of course were taken after she was convicted of manslaughter on two counts for the killing of daunte wright. but in that sentencing because she has no criminal history, she'll likely be looking at a sentence range between a little over six years and a little