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Chauvin Trial Juror Speaks Publicly: ‘Don’t Think Any Of Us Felt’ Pressured To Convict

Eric Quintanar
Chauvin Trial Juror Speaks Publicly: ‘Don’t Think Any Of Us Felt’ Pressured To Convict
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A juror for the Derek Chauvin trial spoke out publicly Wednesday morning for the first time, telling “CBS This Morning” in an interview that he doesn’t believe that he or any of the other jurors in the trial felt pressured to convict. 

“Did you feel pressure, because you knew the world was watching, that you have to reach a guilty verdict here,” CBS host Gayle King asked juror Brandon Mitchell. 

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