Trials

Ex-officer Tou Thao's attorney said that while Floyd's death was tragic, "a tragedy is not a crime"

Here's what to expect

However, the trial will remain set for March 7 if the attorneys cannot agree on a new date

The defense claims former officer Kim Potter made a mistake when she grabbed the wrong weapon and shot Wright

St. Paul officials cited safety concerns and security expenses required for the new venue

The officers had been criticized for how they treated Rittenhouse after the fatal shooting

Texas state law requires a person be freed if prosecutors aren’t ready at the time of the trial

A judge's ruling sided with Kimberly Potter, who police say mistook her firearm for a TASER when she shot Wright

The single largest expense after salaries was security for the Hennepin County courthouse, which cost $773,000

A jury found Officer William Ben Darby guilty after about two hours of deliberations, returning a verdict that left local police "in the first stages of shock"

Chauvin's attorney said the court abused its discretion and believes there was jury misconduct

Funding for extra security during last week's trial was passed retroactively on Tuesday with bipartisan support

With closing arguments set to begin Monday, police departments in cities nationwide are preparing for possible unrest

"It appears the suspects in this vandalism were targeting Mr. Brodd for his testimony," police said

The defense wrapped up its case Thursday without putting Chauvin on the stand -- something that would have had risky trade-offs