Court to hear Derek Chauvin's appeal in murder of George Floyd.
and was sentenced to 21 years in federal prison, which is he is now serving in Arizona concurrent with his state sentence.
“A victory at the Minnesota Court of Appeals would be a pyrrhic victory because it would be functionally meaningless,” said Mike Brandt, a Minneapolis defense attorney who has been following the several cases arising from Floyd's murder. He pointed out that Chauvin's time in prison is “pretty well locked in stone” given his federal sentence.
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