REAL AMERICA -- Dan Ball W/ David Wohl, Jury Deliberates In Daniel Penny Trial, 12/3/24

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REAL AMERICA -- Dan Ball W/ David Wohl, Jury Deliberates In Daniel Penny Trial, 12/3/24
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first and foremost break down what the
charges are because I heard the judge
the other day when he gave him the
instructions say you can find him guilty
of this or this but not both explain
that well the manslaughter charge
requires negligence of some type in
other words he was just trying to
restrain him he didn't know how much
force he was using and he accidentally
ended up killing him the criminally
negligent homicide is a higher requires
a higher uh proof of evidence and
requires that there has to be
recklessness involved so it's a it's a a
charge that could bring up to 15 years
although even if he's convicted of it
it's highly unlikely and Dan I honestly
after looking at the evidence in this
case listening to the uh testimony that
did take place the 40 different
Witnesses I don't see a conviction
happening and the longer the jury's out
the less likely they are to convict Mr
Penny that's a good point and then you
could obviously have a full out acquit
you could have guilty on one of the two
or you could have a hung jury and then
the prosecutor has to decide to go back
to Tri what are the rules in state of
New York so if there's a hung jury they
can retry him right away or is there
some different parameters how's it work
do you know that state typically yeah
typically speaking if there's a hung
jury the prosecutor will set a hearing
maybe in 30 to 60 days where they will
staff the case they'll review it they'll
decide whether it's worth retrying Mr
Penny given what took place in the trial
so do I think if there's a hung jury and
let's say it's split 6 to six my guess
is the prosecutor won't re him if it's
11:1 for acquit won't retry him if it's
11 to1 for conviction they probably will
retry him although Alvin brag boy I'll
tell you all the controversy regarding
this guy in a similar case where he he
presented in front of a a grand jury and
the grand jury didn't indict wow there
just seems to be so much political
backdrop to this and racial backdrop
that he may not want to mess with it
anymore
