Day 27: Closing arguments
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Day 26: Day 3 of the defense
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Day 25: Defense continues case
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Day 24: Defense begins its case
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Day 23: Week 3 of the trial begins
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Day 22: Medical examiner testifies
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Day 21: More medical testimony
Day 20: Use-of-force testimony
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Day 19: Prosecution testimony continues
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Day 18: Arradondo testifies
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Day 17: Day 5 of prosecution testimony
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Day 16: Day 4 of prosecution testimony
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Day 15: More from prosecution
Witness overwhelmed with sorrow watching video of George Floyd's arrest. Read story.
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Day: 14: Day 2 of testimony
Donald Williams, Darnella Frazier and firefighter Genevieve Hansen on the stand. Read story.
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Day 13: Opening statements
Testimony begins with three prosecution eyewitnesses. Read story.
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Day 12: Tuesday, March 23
Attempting to fill out the jury. Read story.
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Day 11: Monday, March 22
One more jury brings total to 14. Read story.
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Day 10: Friday, March 19
Judge rejects defense motions for continuance and change of venue. Read story.
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Day 9: Thursday, March 18
Three jurors seated, totaling 12. Read story.
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Day 8: Wednesday, March 17
Two seated jurors removed; two added. Read story.
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Day 7: Tuesday, March 16
Civil settlement fallout results in no jurors seated. Read story.
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Day 6: Monday, March 15
Defense concerned over $27M settlement. Read story.
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Day 5: Friday, March 12
Seventh juror seated is non-profit health-care executive. Read story.
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Day 4: Thursday, March 11
Third-degree murder charge reinstated in case. Read story.
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Day 3: Wednesday, March 10
Minnesota Supreme Court opens door for 3rd-degree murder charge. Read story.
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Day 2: Tuesday, March 9
Three jurors seated — one woman of color, two white men. Read story.
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Day 1: Monday, March 8
Jury selection stalls with third-degree murder charge weighed. Read story.
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