Chauvin Isn't Done: Derek Chauvin has filed his Third attempt to overturn his murder conviction in the George Floyd case

Chauvin got a life sentence for using a lawful restraint technique that he was trained to use to keep a repeat criminal who was resisting arrest and high on drugs subdued while screaming banshees surrounded the cops and demanded that the thug be let go. He’s the biggest victim in the entire George Floyd saga.

Chauvin got a life sentence for using a lawful restraint technique that he was trained to use to keep a repeat criminal who was resisting arrest and high on drugs subdued while screaming banshees surrounded the cops and demanded that the thug be let go. He’s the biggest victim in… https://t.co/Ruzpvmy4hF

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And his lawyers are now attacking the legitimacy of the prosecution itself.

His attorneys want the conviction vacated and the charges dismissed. They argue Gov. Tim Walz improperly handed the prosecution to Attorney General Keith Ellison, that Chauvin was never indicted by a grand jury and that those alleged violations deprived the court of jurisdiction.

Chauvin's case is back in the national conversation after Elon Musk publicly called Chauvin “unjustly convicted” and said “he is not a murderer.”

Chauvin's third challenge is officially underway. Watch this one closely.

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