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Robert Reich β€’ 41608 implied HN points β€’ 27 Jan 24
  1. Trump was found liable for defaming E. Jean Carroll and was ordered to pay $83.3 million
  2. The jury rejected Trump's argument that the initial verdict did not find he raped Carroll
  3. Ms. Carroll's victory shows that bullies like Trump can face consequences for their actions
Robert Reich β€’ 30287 implied HN points β€’ 07 Aug 23
  1. Trump violated a key condition of his release pending trial by making statements that could be seen as attempts to influence jurors or intimidate witnesses.
  2. Prosecutors requested a protective order to stop Trump from sharing information about the upcoming trial after he made threatening posts on social media.
  3. The court must assert the rule of law and be prepared to take action, potentially including revoking Trump's release pending trial or putting him in jail, to ensure he is treated like any other criminal defendant.
The Dossier β€’ 8372 implied HN points β€’ 11 Oct 23
  1. A Canadian detective is on trial for investigating a potential link between infant deaths and mRNA vaccines.
  2. The detective faced misconduct charges for inquiring about COVID-19 vaccination status of deceased infants' parents.
  3. The detective's trial was complicated by a leaked investigation, wiretap controversy, and allegations of a cover-up.
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Glenn Loury β€’ 2083 implied HN points β€’ 19 Dec 23
  1. The Derek Chauvin trial had potentially exculpatory evidence excluded and facts misrepresented.
  2. There were concerns raised about the pathologist's autopsy report not aligning with the popular narrative surrounding George Floyd's death.
  3. Speculation was raised about the use of certain statements, like 'I can't breathe', becoming tropes in police encounters.
Common Sense with Bari Weiss β€’ 7776 implied HN points β€’ 16 Jan 24
  1. A new documentary challenges key parts of the George Floyd story: the knee-on-the-neck hold as Chauvin's signature move, asphyxiation as the cause of death, and whether Chauvin received a fair trial.
  2. The full footage of the incident shows more context than the viral clip - officers had tried to place Floyd in the squad car and Chauvin's knee was not on Floyd's neck for as long as widely believed.
  3. Chauvin's criminal trial presented an opportunity to reassess the evidence and public opinion, with the prosecution having to prove Chauvin's actions constituted assault and caused Floyd's death.
Russian Dissent β€’ 766 implied HN points β€’ 15 Jan 24
  1. The author was detained and accused of justifying terrorism in Syktyvkar, Russia
  2. The arrest may have been politically motivated as part of a power struggle
  3. Despite challenges, the author was eventually released after a trial and fine
SHERO β€’ 707 implied HN points β€’ 26 Jan 24
  1. Donald Trump testified in his own defense in a defamation trial brought by E. Jean Carroll.
  2. The judge imposed restrictions on Trump's testimony, preventing him from denying the previous jury determination.
  3. Trump briefly testified, maintained his previous statements, and left the stand.
The Watch β€’ 2800 implied HN points β€’ 31 Jan 24
  1. Chauvin's hold on Floyd was different from MPD's trained technique.
  2. MPD officials testified that Chauvin's hold was not part of department policy.
  3. Chauvin's lawyers abandoned the argument that the training slide proves his actions were reasonable.
SHERO β€’ 393 implied HN points β€’ 12 Jan 24
  1. The Trump Civil Fraud trial ended with Trump disobeying a court order and facing a defamation case.
  2. Trump was seen at the civil fraud trial in New York State Supreme Court.
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SHERO β€’ 609 implied HN points β€’ 02 Aug 23
  1. Special Counsel Jack Smith presented an indictment against Donald Trump for various charges.
  2. A good legal indictment requires a compelling narrative detailing the defendant's actions.
  3. The trial of Donald Trump must be televised to ensure accountability and justice for the victims.
Trantor Publishing β€’ 139 implied HN points β€’ 23 Jan 24
  1. The post discusses a person who claims to be the inventor of multiverse travel and argues that they are not insane despite their actions.
  2. The individual in the story believes they are not detached from reality and justifies their controversial decisions.
  3. The narrative hints at a deeper story involving a murder mystery and challenges the reader to consider different perspectives.
The Quack Doctor β€’ 0 implied HN points β€’ 05 Jan 24
  1. When taking an exam, it's important to maintain composure and not resort to violence, as it can lead to serious consequences like legal trouble and imprisonment.
  2. Qualifying exams in the 1830s for medical professionals were rigorous, covering subjects like chemistry, materia medica, and botany.
  3. Even with family wealth and additional qualifications, losing one's temper during a crucial moment can have long-lasting effects, including bankruptcy and a tarnished reputation.