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So, the jury deliberation for the trial has began, and national review has some articles covering the case. The first is a rough summary of the case and what the mostly likely result is. The second is about why there's now a solid chance for overturning it on appeal, because of a prejudicial...

I'm pretty sure that "listen to the advice of rando passerbys" is, for good reason, not part of the police training for restraining suspects. Nor is "only restrain them until they stop resisting at that very moment" or "criminals never claim to have medical problems or other issues falsely, if...

I don't think anyone's argued that it makes what happened better, merely that it undermined any sympathy they had for Floyd, or that it goes against the claim that what happen constituted a clear cut case of murder.