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Chauvin Trial
Three Minneapolis officers at scene with Chauvin are charged in Floyd’s death
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Background checks at gun shows required for licensed dealers, but not private sellers
President Biden last week discussed gun control measures he wants passed but didn’t accurately frame how background checks at gun shows work.
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The Derek Chauvin trial jury is only partially sequestered until deliberation
The Chauvin trial jury is currently supervised while in the courthouse but can return home at night. They’ll be sent to hotels during deliberation.
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VERIFY: Yes, FEMA will pay funeral expenses for people who died from COVID-19
The federal agency has authority to do this in all disaster situations. However, it wasn't given the go-ahead until this month.
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Derek Chauvin isn’t incarcerated during trial and hasn’t been since October
Derek Chauvin was released on $1 million bond last October after spending four months in prison following the death of George Floyd.
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George Floyd’s friends, family will speak in Chauvin trial as ‘spark of life’ witnesses
A sibling and an acquaintance will be allowed to discuss Floyd’s life because of a Minnesota doctrine designed to humanize victims to the jury.
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Two of Chauvin’s past use-of-force incidents can be used as evidence in trial
The judge is allowing the prosecution to offer two past incidents as evidence against Derek Chauvin in his trial, and denied requests to use six other incidents.
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The $27 million Floyd family settlement is not connected to the Chauvin trial
The court released several jurors from the Chauvin trial in an effort to keep the settlement from impacting the criminal case.
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VERIFY: Can you get COVID-19 while being fully vaccinated?
OhioHealth Infectious Disease Specialist Doctor Joseph Gastaldo said it would be considered uncommon, but it is possible.
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Is the Minneapolis police union paying for Derek Chauvin's defense?
The much larger Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association is footing the bill, not the local Minneapolis police union.
VERIFY
Minnesota police association, not Minneapolis police union, is paying for Chauvin’s defense
All members of the Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association are backed by a legal defense fund that supports officers in criminal trials.
VERIFY
Biden’s infrastructure spending plan would cover more than just roads
President Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure plan is getting heat from the GOP for not spending enough on infrastructure, but infrastructure is more than just roads.
VERIFY
Background checks at gun shows required for licensed dealers, but not private sellers
President Biden last week discussed gun control measures he wants passed but didn’t accurately frame how background checks at gun shows work.
VERIFY
The Derek Chauvin trial jury is only partially sequestered until deliberation
The Chauvin trial jury is currently supervised while in the courthouse but can return home at night. They’ll be sent to hotels during deliberation.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Yes, FEMA will pay funeral expenses for people who died from COVID-19
The federal agency has authority to do this in all disaster situations. However, it wasn't given the go-ahead until this month.
VERIFY
Derek Chauvin isn’t incarcerated during trial and hasn’t been since October
Derek Chauvin was released on $1 million bond last October after spending four months in prison following the death of George Floyd.
VERIFY
George Floyd’s friends, family will speak in Chauvin trial as ‘spark of life’ witnesses
A sibling and an acquaintance will be allowed to discuss Floyd’s life because of a Minnesota doctrine designed to humanize victims to the jury.
VERIFY
Two of Chauvin’s past use-of-force incidents can be used as evidence in trial
The judge is allowing the prosecution to offer two past incidents as evidence against Derek Chauvin in his trial, and denied requests to use six other incidents.
VERIFY
The $27 million Floyd family settlement is not connected to the Chauvin trial
The court released several jurors from the Chauvin trial in an effort to keep the settlement from impacting the criminal case.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Can you get COVID-19 while being fully vaccinated?
OhioHealth Infectious Disease Specialist Doctor Joseph Gastaldo said it would be considered uncommon, but it is possible.
VERIFY
Is the Minneapolis police union paying for Derek Chauvin's defense?
The much larger Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association is footing the bill, not the local Minneapolis police union.
VERIFY
Minnesota police association, not Minneapolis police union, is paying for Chauvin’s defense
All members of the Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association are backed by a legal defense fund that supports officers in criminal trials.
VERIFY
Biden’s infrastructure spending plan would cover more than just roads
President Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure plan is getting heat from the GOP for not spending enough on infrastructure, but infrastructure is more than just roads.
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