in jail after a jury found her guilty of first and second degree manslaughter for shooting and killing daunte wright, a 20-year-old black man during a traffic stop. crowds outside the courthouse cheered and chanted dontae's name when the verdict was read. joining me now is our reporter from outside the minneapolis courthouse and a veteran trial lawyer and former president of the national bar association. good morning to you both. so, shaq, as you know, convictions of police are rare, but now in minnesota alone we have kim potter, derek chauvin, and mohamed nor. >> that's right. you heard keith ellisson talk to police officers directly. the attorney general of the state that upgraded the charges that kim potter faced and then was convicted of. he told police officers we hold you in high regard, but we also hold you accountable. he said we hold you to high standards. and despite the high standards, you saw the excitement from people outside of the courtroom because so many of them told me