“We cannot be satisfied with what we have right now”

That is what Biden said when Floyd's case was finally over with a verdict from the jury. Derek Chauvin, who worked as a police officer, was judged to be guilty,it was called a "big step" in defeating systematic racism towards black people. A little time after the sentencing, Biden with Kamala Harris said this is yet not close to its end if we talk about the people of America. He believes that one cannot be satisfied with what has already been achieved. Everything has to change, both people and policies were the words of Biden, who wanted to continue the crusade against racism and police brutality. Similarly, both politicians insist that Congress take urgent action to make some changes to the executive branch and approve a law in honor of Floyd. America’s most famous victim of police violence had its last minutes on the lap of his murderer. Floyd’s last words towards the officer were that he can’t breathe. He also urges not to let these words die with the person who said them. "We have no right to turn around now, we cannot give up”. To support Biden’s words, Harris argued that freedom and justice for all citizens cannot be achieved as long as there is systematic racism in the country. No other black woman ever worked as vice president before her. We cannot reach its full potential and a similar problem exists for all Americans, it does not end within black or colored population borders, according to the politician. Biden expressed satisfaction and relief after the verdict in his phone call to Floyd’s family and consoled little daughter Jeanne stating that her father was able to make a change in the world. After several hours of consultation during two days the jury made a decision that many were waiting for so long – guilty. Despite open support for African Americans and the protests that began last May, Biden may face a big challenge. Promises of dealing with the racism in the police force helped in gaining black support in recent elections come from the same politician who has positioned himself as a police ally. He criticizes the teaching process of forces traditionally used by the police. During a jury session in Minneapolis, Biden, speaking in the Oval Office, broke the silence in a lawsuit that angered the entire country. “We are praying for a fair trial,” he said. Jen Psaki, spokesman of White House, has refused several times to make any comment on Biden's statements, who had already spoken out before sentencing that Chauvin was a confirmed criminal. The president, in her opinion, did nothing that could affect the opinions of others, although many in White Office expressed dissatisfaction with his words. No citizen can be called a criminal until a court decision is made. Peter Cahill, the judge presiding at the hearing, alerted politicians to the comments they make during the hearing. He would like to stop any statement that may come from any politician or governor and has a reason to ask for it. You show disrespect for the rule of law, the judiciary and their functioning were his words after sending a jury to discuss. Often, lawyers use the statements of important political figures to put pressure on the court and on the jury, since their opinion and verdict can be influenced from outside. This happened with the representative of California Maxine Waters, who called for more aggressive behavior if there is no conviction. After that, she was reprimanded. Cahill asked the jury making their decision in a hotel to refrain from watching the news on the case and get as little outside information as possible. Despite his pleas, former Minnesota Criminal Defense Lawyers Association president Brock Hunter, said Waters' and Biden's comments were unlikely to be successfully challenged in court. "Politicians will definitely comment on this case and its impact on the public". But, if there is no direct evidence that such comments had a direct influence on the outcome of the case, the appeal will surely lose. Both parties on Capitol Hill said such a verdict could serve as the impetus for a new law on police reform and will likely happen soon. Finally we can say that Justice, said Tim Scott, remains fair for everyone, only one black senator of South Carolina at the moment. In his opinion, this is a memorable date, thanks to the verdict after which a group of black congressmen hugged each other warmly, hearing the news. The audience was feeling a deep relief and gratitude according to Hank Johnson. The politician was very pleased with how fast the verdict was made and, in his opinion, it shows that the lives of black people were as important to the jury as anyone else’s.