Chauvin attorney seeks probation; prosecutors want 30 years in prison

Chauvin juror breaks down what worked for prosecution

The 25-year-old Minneapolis woman gave high marks to the prosecution's lung specialist and the Minneapolis police chief.

Derek Chauvin appears before federal judge on civil rights charges

It was Chauvin's first court date since he was convicted of murder and manslaughter.

Prosecutors deny claim that ME's opinion on death of George Floyd was coerced

State accuses former Minneapolis cop's lawyer of bad faith argument.

Date set, then retracted for federal civil rights trial for three former Minneapolis officers

The federal trial will not precede the state's trial.

Trial moved to March for 3 ex-officers charged in George Floyd's death

The trial for Tou Thao, J. Alexander Kueng and Thomas Lane was postponed after an indictment on U.S. civil rights charges.

Judge backs aggravating factors in Chauvin trial, clears way for longer prison term

Judge Peter Cahill finds that former officer Derek Chauvin abused authority, treated George Floyd "with particular cruelty."

Charges: 3 vandalized former California home of Chauvin defense witness

The vandalism occurred days after the witness said George Floyd was "resting comfortably" at one point on the pavement shortly before his death.

Read the judge's ruling on aggravating factors in Derek Chauvin case

Tou Thao's attorneys call into question medical examiner's testimony in Chauvin trial

Dr. Roger Mitchell's accusations created a "chilling effect" for Thao and violate his rights to due process, the motion said.

Chauvin files for new trial, faulting judge, prosecution

His attorney points to the failure to sequester the jury in the midst of extensive publicity about the case.

Omar leads call to expand federal investigation of policing in Minn.

Nearly two dozen Democratic elected officials are asking the Justice Department to expand its review of the Minneapolis Police Department to include seven other state and local police agencies.

Even before latest probe, feds were familiar with Mpls. police

Federal authorities pursuing their civil rights probe of the Minneapolis Police Department bring with them a deep familiarity with the MPD's inner workings and procedures after years of concern about the department's performance.