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In the News – What Derek Chauvin's guilty verdict means for the future of policing
In the NewsLaw professor Mark Osler explains the effects that the verdict of Chauvin's trial will have on the policing system in the country in a nationally distributed news story featured by CBS News.
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In the News – The Week with Joshua Johnson – 4/24/21
In the NewsLaw professor Rachel Paulose is featured on a panel for MSNBC that discusses the federal probe that is being conducted on the Minneapolis Police Department. -
In the News – Chauvin verdict is a victory for holding police accountable, but many see more work to be done
In the NewsLaw professor Mark Osler describes for the St. Paul Pioneer Press the significance of the Chauvin trial in regard to its diverse jury. -
In the News – As push continues for higher charges for Kim Potter, analyst explains third-degree murder charge
In the NewsLaw professor Rachel Moran explains for KSTP Minnesota's murder statutes and how they could apply to former police officer Kim Potter. -
In the News – EXPLAINER: Why is Chauvin unlikely to face maximum sentence?
In the NewsLaw professor Mark Osler explains why Chauvin will unlikely face a maximum prison sentence in a nationally distributed news story featured by Associated Press. -
In the News – Rachel Moran on the Derek Chauvin guilty verdict
In the NewsLaw professor Rachel Moran is among the Minnesota legal scholars to weigh in on the Chauvin verdict for Chinese Global Television Network America. -
In the News – Derek Chauvin Guilty of Murder of George Floyd
In the NewsLaw professor Mark Osler comments for The Wall Street Journal on the chances of success should Derek Chauvin appeal his murder conviction. -
In the News – What next after Chauvin’s conviction on 3 counts?
In the NewsLaw professor Mark Osler explains the charges against Derek Chauvin in a nationally distributed story featured by AP News after a jury found the former Minneapolis police officer guilty on all charges in the murder of George Floyd. -
In the News – Child, teen witnesses relive trauma of Floyd’s killing in court
In the NewsLaw professor Mark Osler comments for Al Jazeera on the teen witness testimony in the Derek Chauvin trial. A jury later found the former Minneapolis police officer guilty on all charges in the murder of George Floyd.