What do you think will be the fate of the officers involved in the George Floyd death?

[Chips]

I think there's next to no chance Chauvin gets acquitted but I'm not entirely sure what will happen with the other officers involved but I lean toward them being acquitted.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

I wasn't aware that trials for the others had started.

Chauvin will likely be convicted, but whether it be for manslaughter or murder remains to be seen. (Nor am I certain of which he should be convicted as I haven't paid that much attention to the case. I do know that the defense's efforts to suggest Floyd's lifestyle/health should exonerate Chauvin would be wasted on me were I a juror, even if I thought they were a contributing factor.)

Unless Chauvin is convicted of murder, there might not even be any further criminal trials for the other officers. Certainly without such a conviction, murder charges would be off the table for them, and manslaughter would become at minimum difficult to convict them of.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Chauvin will almost certainly be convicted of manslaughter, and even if by some perverse miracle he isn't because of the defense's morally obscene junkie-baiting or whatever, the eggshell skull doctrine will be a harsh mistress if/when the civil cases against him start rolling in. The other officers will probably walk.

[Ferguson97]

Mistrial for Chauvin; the others will be acquitted.