Expert Witnesses and Jury Deliberation

David Henderson discusses the defense strategy for Derek Chauvin, emphasizing the importance of showing remorse. The prosecution's expert, Dr. Tobin, effectively rebuts the defense's claims. Closing arguments are expected to be crucial, with the jury yet to deliberate. The outcome remains unpredictable, with both sides needing to present strong arguments. The trial's coverage will continue on CNBC.

What was David Henderson's initial advice for Derek Chauvin's defense strategy?

• To show remorse and testify

• To remain silent

• To hire a new lawyer

• To plead guilty

What did Dr. Tobin need to do during his testimony according to David Henderson?

• Avoid answering difficult questions

• Discredit the defense's witnesses

• Simply get on the stand and drop the mic

• Provide new evidence

What was the defense's strategy regarding expert witnesses?

• To discredit the prosecution's experts

• To use experts to create reasonable doubt

• To rely on experts who were not familiar with the case

• To avoid using any experts

What is the role of expert witnesses in the trial?

• To serve as jurors

• To act as defense attorneys

• To introduce new evidence

• To provide opinions based on their expertise

What is the primary task of the prosecution during the closing arguments?

• To request a mistrial

• To discredit the defense's closing arguments

• To remind the jury of the video evidence and expert testimony

• To introduce new evidence

What is the defense's main goal during the closing arguments?

• To introduce new evidence

• To create reasonable doubt

• To request a mistrial

• To discredit the prosecution's witnesses

What is the challenge for the prosecution in explaining the three charges?

• To prove all charges are unrelated

• To drop one of the charges

• To show how the same conduct can lead to three different charges

• To introduce new charges

What is the significance of the jury being sequestered?

• They can discuss the case with the public

• They are isolated to deliberate without outside influence

• They can access media coverage of the trial

• They can consult with legal experts

What is David Henderson's view on predicting the trial's outcome?

• It is based on public opinion

• It is difficult and unreliable

• It is easy to predict

• It is determined by the media

What is the importance of the jury's deliberation process?

• It is influenced by media coverage

• It is a formality with no real impact

• It allows the jury to consult with the judge

• It determines the final verdict