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After 14 days of testimony, closing arguments are about to be made in the #DerekChauvinTrial.

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Prosecutor Steve Schleicher is expected to deliver the closing argument on behalf of the state.

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Each statement is expected to last about an hour.
After the defense's presentation, the state is expected to give a rebuttal.
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