Attorney Likens Arbery Rally To 'Lynching' Of Defendants

The transcript covers the courtroom proceedings in the Ahmad Arbery murder case, highlighting defense attorney Kevin Goff's controversial remarks about black pastors influencing the jury. The community's response, including prayers and support from civil rights leaders, is also discussed. The case details are outlined, with the defendants claiming self-defense and attempting a citizen's arrest. Closing arguments are scheduled for Monday.

What did defense attorney Kevin Goff claim about the black pastors outside the courthouse?

• They were supporting the defendants.

• They were there to provide legal advice.

• They were part of a woke mob influencing the jury.

• They were neutral observers.

What was the community's main activity outside the courthouse?

• Protesting against the trial.

• Holding a press conference.

• Celebrating the defendants.

• Praying for justice for Ahmad Arbury.

Which civil rights leader was mentioned as supporting Ahmad Arbury's family?

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• Rosa Parks

• Reverend Al Sharpton

• Malcolm X

What did the defendants claim they were attempting when they confronted Ahmad Arbury?

• A friendly conversation.

• A citizens arrest.

• A peaceful protest.

• A neighborhood watch meeting.

When are the closing arguments in the Ahmad Arbury case scheduled?

• Tomorrow

• Next month

• Monday

• Next Friday