Trial of 3 ex-officers charged in George Floyd's killing won't be livestreamed

• "We can't trust this system. They need to be watched," Leslie Redmond, former president of the Minneapolis NAACP, told USA Today at the time.

State of play: Current state rules generally prohibit streaming audio or visuals from trials in Minnesota.

• In an order issued Monday, Cahill wrote that while he saw the public benefit of the Chauvin trial broadcast, the extenuating circumstances created by COVID-19 that justified the exceptions granted last year no longer apply.

What's next: Tou Thao, J. Alexander Kueng and Thomas Lane, the three former officers who were convicted of federal civil rights violations in February, are currently set to stand trial on charges that they aided and abetted in Floyd's murder this summer.

• Jury selection is scheduled to begin June 14.