State trial of former officers charged in death of George Floyd won't be livestreamed

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1. Brainerd Dispatch

   Judge orders no livestream of trial of 3 former Minneapolis police officers charged in George Floyd's death ↗ (opens Brainerd Dispatch)

   Published Apr 25, 2022

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   Brainerd Dispatch's feed description

   The judge did allow livestreaming of the 2021 trial of their former colleague, Derek Chauvin, and had previously indicated that livestreaming would happen this summer.

2. KSDK

   State trial of former officers charged in death of George Floyd won't be livestreamed ↗ (opens KSDK)

   Published Apr 25, 2022

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   Judge Peter Cahill issued the order, saying COVID is no longer the threat it was when he allowed cameras in the courtroom for the trial of Derek Chauvin.

3. Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier

   Trial of 3 ex-officers in Floyd death won't be livestreamed ↗ (opens Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier)

   Published Apr 25, 2022

   Same headline from 10 more outlets

   Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier's feed description

   A Minnesota judge has ruled that the trial of three fired Minneapolis police officers charged with aiding and abetting George Floyd’s killing will not be livestreamed. Hennepin County Judge Peter

4. Minneapolis Star Tribune

   Judge: Trial of 3 ex-Minneapolis police officers in George Floyd death won't be livestreamed ↗ (opens Minneapolis Star Tribune)

   Published Apr 25, 2022

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   With COVID-19 restrictions loosening, Judge Peter Cahill ruled Minnesota law doesn't support the option of broadcasting the trial.

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