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Jewish groups had pressed Biden to speak out “forcefully."

The attorney for Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted last month of the murder of George Floyd, said Monday he was not the source who leaked information about a possible plea deal to the New York Times earlier this year.

Eric Nelson wrote in a March affidavit that while he received emails from a New York Times reporter, he didn't dish about the Chauvin case.