Rittenhouse Trial

[DriveInDriveOut]

Shouldn’t take them long to send out that not guilty. Like maybe a minute or two of deliberation.

They gave the jury a path to conviction with a jury instruction on provocation. If a juror decided to convict long ago, this gives them an out to do it. It only takes one idiot to serve injustice in this case.

 

[UnionStrong]

They gave the jury a path to conviction with a jury instruction on provocation. If a juror decided to convict long ago, this gives them an out to do it. It only takes one idiot to serve injustice in this case.

I predict a hung jury. Pass it off to another jury.

 

[oldngray]

They gave the jury a path to conviction with a jury instruction on provocation. If a juror decided to convict long ago, this gives them an out to do it. It only takes one idiot to serve injustice in this case.

The prosecution made a lot of claims that weren't true. Evidence says otherwise. No provocation.

They knew they had a weak case so when it fell apart were forced to try to spin what really happened. Some of the "spin" was outright lies. Either they don't know what the law says or blatantly ignored it.

 

[BrownFlush]

and they don't even know that Kyle is mixed race

So that's why Dad has never been interviewed. They don't know where he is.

 

[oldngray]

I predict a hung jury. Pass it off to another jury.

The judge should have declared a mistrial with prejudice but wanted it decided by a jury unless absolutely forced to decide otherwise. He didn't want to be the convenient scapegoat for the sham trial. Now it will probably be blamed on the prosecutor for losing an unwinnable case.

 

[oldngray]

So that's why Dad has never been interviewed. They don't know where he is.

He lives in Kenosha but Kyle lives with his mother. Good point though. You would think the media would be eager to interview the father.

 

[BrownFlush]

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A nice closing argument position.
Point the gun at the jury with your finger on the trigger.

 

[over9five]

We need this young man to move to Chicago, and run for Mayor.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

The prosecution made a lot of claims that weren't true. Evidence says otherwise. No provocation.

They knew they had a weak case so when it fell apart were forced to try to spin what really happened. Some of the "spin" was outright lies. Either they don't know what the law says or blatantly ignored it.

The judge instructed the jury to decide whether it was self defense, and if it was then they were to throw out all lesser charges as well.

But he also instructed that if Kyle provoked Rosenbaum, then it wasn't self defense.

The prosecution is trying to use this blurry video that the evidence fairy magically dropped on their doorstep at the end of the trial as proof of provocation. It isn't, certainly not beyond a reasonable doubt.

But one rogue juror who is looking for any excuse to convict has it now.

 

[oldngray]

The judge instructed the jury to decide whether it was self defense, and if it was then they were to throw out all lesser charges as well.

But he also instructed that if Kyle provoked Rosenbaum, then it wasn't self defense.

The prosecution is trying to use this blurry video that the evidence fairy magically dropped on their doorstep at the end of the trial as proof of provocation. It isn't, certainly not beyond a reasonable doubt.

But one rogue juror who is looking for any excuse to convict has it now.

1 for a hung jury I think. I see no possibility of all 12 voting to convict.

The prosecution was just trying to leave the door open for lesser charges.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

1 for a hung jury I think. I see no possibility of all 12 voting to convict.

The prosecution was just trying to leave the door open for lesser charges.

Well I consider a hung jury a miscarriage of justice, but ya I agree.

 

[Wally]

I predict a hung jury. Pass it off to another jury.

So no stealing stuff... ah, I mean mostly peaceful protesting?

 

[oldngray]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1460323814194171905

 

[wilberforce15]

A nice closing argument position.
Point the gun at the jury with your finger on the trigger.

It was a nice way to show that the prosecutor is not responsible enough to handle a weapon, but that Kyle is.

 

[oldngray]

It was a nice way to show that the prosecutor is not responsible enough to handle a weapon, but that Kyle is.

Every photo shows Kyle carrying his rifle with his finger outside the trigger guard (which is proper)

The prosecutor seemed to know almost nothing about guns. Remember his "exploding bullets"?

 

[Sportello]

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

Let's not forget, these BLM idiots were rioting for that POS Jacob Blake.

 

[TearsInRain]

Arbery's past is relevant, because it confirms that they were right about him.

It doesn't matter if they knew that past. It matters that they clearly had enough background in the area, neighborhood, and context clues to be right about him. They were acting on what counted as immediate knowledge.

it doesn't matter if they were right about him, without him actively stealing it didn't justify an armed intervention

 

[El Correcto]

Didn’t realize Babbitt threatened to kill someone then charged for their gun, didn’t realize she pointed a gun at someone’s head, didn’t realize she hit a guy in the head with a blunt object.

 

[Sportello]

Didn’t realize Babbitt threatened to kill someone then charged for their gun, didn’t realize she pointed a gun at someone’s head, didn’t realize she hit a guy in the head with a blunt object.

But you do realize she was rioting, and inside the Congress, right?