Derek Chauvin

[Hillman avenger]

I don't think the Geneva Convention is applicable to the treatment of domestic convicts.

There is some kind of UN convention on human rights but I think Trump may have pulled them out of that.

[Royal24s]

Despite the jailhouse fantasies which thrill a few on here, I suspect Chauvin is at far more risk of being murdered or seriously wounded than he is of being sexually assaulted.

I wouldn't think he'd be murdered but he's deffo in line for getting a bit of the same treatment as Floyd got, barring the handcuffs obviously.
Do you suppose that he would be kept in administrative segregation for the length of whatever sentence he gets or would that be regarded as cruel and unusual treatment?

You don’t think Mr Floyd was murdered then ?

He certainly wasn’t buggered.

What do you mean about Mr Floyd not being murdered,? I'm talking about keeping Chauvin in administrative segregation and whether that could be regarded as 'cruel and unusual treatment' which is outlawed by the Geneva Convention, or some such.

You said he wouldn’t be murdered but would get the same treatment as Mr. Floyd.
“Cruel and unusual punishment” is barred by the United States Constitution. Obviously the Geneva Convention doesn’t apply.

[Royal24s]

I don't think the Geneva Convention is applicable to the treatment of domestic convicts.

There is some kind of UN convention on human rights but I think Trump may have pulled them out of that.

As I said it’s in the USC and President Trump didn’t pull out of that.

[birdie]

Despite the jailhouse fantasies which thrill a few on here, I suspect Chauvin is at far more risk of being murdered or seriously wounded than he is of being sexually assaulted.

I wouldn't think he'd be murdered but he's deffo in line for getting a bit of the same treatment as Floyd got, barring the handcuffs obviously.
Do you suppose that he would be kept in administrative segregation for the length of whatever sentence he gets or would that be regarded as cruel and unusual treatment?

You don’t think Mr Floyd was murdered then ?

He certainly wasn’t buggered.

What do you mean about Mr Floyd not being murdered,? I'm talking about keeping Chauvin in administrative segregation and whether that could be regarded as 'cruel and unusual treatment' which is outlawed by the Geneva Convention, or some such.

You said he wouldn’t be murdered but would get the same treatment as Mr. Floyd.
“Cruel and unusual punishment” is barred by the United States Constitution. Obviously the Geneva Convention doesn’t apply.

I said that Chauvin would get the same treatment as Floyd, yes, but I meant being in a prone position with several bods on his back and neck so he could appreciate the effect it has on a person, I rather suspect you know what I meant too,

[Royal24s]

Yeah of course I knew that Birdie- I was only having a little joke when I said that part. Meant no offence - thought you’d chuckle.

[The Tick]

Yeah of course I knew that Birdie- I was only having a little joke when I said that part. Meant no offence - thought you’d chuckle.

No chuckling matter when chauvin's cheeks are getting busted.

[birdie]

When I opened the internet thingy up popped a news item about a chap in California who died after being in the prone position for 5 minutes. he seemed to have a hand on his back, the officer tried resuscitation but he was pronounced dead at the hospital, so it seems that keeping a person in the prone position for longer than is needed to handcuff them isn't uncommon.

https://defiantamerica.com/video-releas ... -no-riots/

[JimmyDee]

No chuckling matter when chauvin's cheeks are getting busted.

Amazing how many people on here have an obsession with anal rape.

[Holden Mcgroyne]

Asking for a retrial. The first juror to speak out publicly also happens to be a BLM activist who lied to get on the jury and has admitted that he saw it as an opportunity to “spark social change.”

The verdict should be thrown out. It wasn’t a fair trial.

[birdie]

Asking for a retrial. The first juror to speak out publicly also happens to be a BLM activist who lied to get on the jury and has admitted that he saw it as an opportunity to “spark social change.”

The verdict should be thrown out. It wasn’t a fair trial.

How wasn't it a fair trial? As far as I can make out the jury adhered to the restrictions on watching the news, reading newspapers and using social media, no one reported being approached with inducements to vote not guilty and one woman even reported herself for switching on her TV with the sound off and seeing a member of the prosecution team and immediately switching the TV off. Whatever this juror has to say will have no effect on what the judge gives Chauvin, but it will be interesting to see what misconduct by the prosecution he's citing, I know there was something in the autopsy which came to light after the trial had started which the prosecution tried to bring in which the judge disallowed, I suppose by misconduct by the jury he means this juror's interview.

[The Tick]

Asking for a retrial. The first juror to speak out publicly also happens to be a BLM activist who lied to get on the jury and has admitted that he saw it as an opportunity to “spark social change.”

The verdict should be thrown out. It wasn’t a fair trial.

Such requests are par the course in relation to guilty verdicts. They rarely get anything from it.

Too late to save chauvin's cheeks anyway.

[Hillman avenger]

Asking for a retrial. The first juror to speak out publicly also happens to be a BLM activist who lied to get on the jury and has admitted that he saw it as an opportunity to “spark social change.”

The verdict should be thrown out. It wasn’t a fair trial.

In what way was it not a fair trial?

[subsub]

Asking for a retrial. The first juror to speak out publicly also happens to be a BLM activist who lied to get on the jury and has admitted that he saw it as an opportunity to “spark social change.”

The verdict should be thrown out. It wasn’t a fair trial.

Would you like Chauvin to walk free after what he did, Holden?

[Carlos J]

I'm still queer as to why Bobby Heenan dislikes fFoyd for doing porn.

[Hillman avenger]

Heenan could be a life's work for a psychotherapist.