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As jurors enter their fourth day of deliberations and the specter of a mistrial looms, DailyMail.com has reviewed jury instructions to break down the issues at the very heart of the Kim Potter case.
-- >> so sorry to interrupt, but here is the attorney general. >> it could have been, had he had a chance to grow up. at 20, daunte could have done anything. maybe he could have gone into the building trades, maybe started a business, what we know is he was a young new dad, and he was so proud of his son daunte junior. we know that he loved his mom, and he loved his dad, and he loved his siblings, and his big beautiful family. he had his whole life in front of him. he could have become anyone. all of us miss out on who daunte could have been. no one has missed him more than his parents, katie ...
Well, we had confidence in the law and the facts, and we were very confident that there was going to be clear testimony, and he did. i think that's what we have time for now. >> reporter: what kind of sentence do you think you'll be calling for? >> a fair one. sorry, i can't by more specific, but the main thing about sentencing is the wright family will be able to make a victim impact statement. the most important thing that i be really for the first time they'll be able to talk about how this tragic incident impacted them and their lives. thanks a lot. attorney general ellison saying he wan...
The jury has resumed deliberations in the manslaughter trial of former police officer who shot and killed Black motorist Daunte Wright.
>> reporter: friday is christmas eve and erin aldridge starting the prosecution's closing argument with the reminder. >> the defendant told you her sons will be home for the holidays. daunte wright's parents katy and aubrey wright, will have an empty seat at their table this holiday season. because the defendant shot and killed him. >> reporter: aldridge argued 20-year-old daunte wright died at the hands of a 26-year police veteran. she said former officer kim potter was supposed to practice ful pulling out her taser every day she was on the job. and she pointed to potter's own words after the...