Kyle Rittenhouse Legal Proceedings - Come for the trial, stay for….

[Alter Ego]

Don't have any idea if this is even permissible, but what are the chances that Gaige Grosskreutz sees the case against Rittenhouse going south and, under advisement from his lawyer, withdraws from testifying next week in order to avoid emulating the shady car brothers in bringing negative attention to himself, similar to Floyd's drug dealer refusing to testify during the Chauvin trial?

 

[Some JERK]

I've not been keeping up with the trial, is it going well or badly for the defense?

The prosecution has been putting on a masterful defense. Let's just say that.

 

[Meat Target]

I've not been keeping up with the trial, is it going well or badly for the defense?

Basically everything is going Kyle's way.

If, by some cruel prank of Clown World (which is still a possibility), he gets convicted, it will be in spite of the evidence, not because of it.

 

[Stoneheart]

Now, how he acts on the stand is going to be a different manner, from what I've seen of him, dude has a massive problem with any sort of authority, so I could see him making a massive jackass of himself on the stand. Plus since he's suing the city, he may get noticeably shifty on the stand so he doesn't give any ammo to be used against him in the civil case.

Ohh i would love to see him arguing with the judge..

 

[murdered meat bag]

Basically everything is going Kyle's way.

If, by some cruel prank of Clown World (which is still a possibility), he gets convicted, it will be in spite of the evidence, not because of it.

i think the directed verdict from the judge would be an option there. a railroading jury would also undermine the faith in the judicidal system

 

[Some JERK]

i think the directed verdict from the judge would be an option there. a railroading jury would also undermine the faith in the judicidal system

I'd say if there's any case and any judge where that would happen, it's this case and this judge. But my opinion is worth exactly what I know about it, which is shit.

 

[waffle]

One arm is the only one who may be able to drum up sympathy in my view. For starters, while he does have a criminal record, it's mostly petty shit, and not anything to the degree of pedobum or Mr domestic violence. The fact he lived and can show off his gimp arm will also help with the sympathy points. For the most part they haven't even mentioned him all that much compared to the dead guys.

Now, how he acts on the stand is going to be a different manner, from what I've seen of him, dude has a massive problem with any sort of authority, so I could see him making a massive jackass of himself on the stand. Plus since he's suing the city, he may get noticeably shifty on the stand so he doesn't give any ammo to be used against him in the civil case.

If the rest of the trial is any indication, it's probably gonna be a shitshow.

I've seen conflicting things about if he has a conviction for a home invasion burglary. If so it's probably coming in, I'm not sure how this guy is going to testify about how he's such a hero without being up his character.

 

[Spicey McHaggis]

I've seen conflicting things about if he has a conviction for a home invasion burglary. If so it's probably coming in, I'm not sure how this guy is going to testify about how he's such a hero without being up his character.

He was charged in a felony burglary case, but it was dismissed, which could mean a wide variety of things, so I won't really speculate there. His most major charge was operating a weapon while intoxicated, which is a misdemeanor in Wisconsin. He'd also caught a prowling charge a few months before. Dude basically just seems like a petty criminal for the most part, nothing nearly in the range of the other two.

 

[Meat Target]

i think the directed verdict from the judge would be an option there. a railroading jury would also undermine the faith in the judicidal system.

It's a possibility, but a remote one. The judge cares a lot about having the optics of fairness, and a directed verdict would seem arbitrary to those not paying attention (even though it doesn't matter what such halfwits think).

I agree, a direct verdict should happen. The fact that Kyle is being prosecuted in the first place is a travesty. His innocence is obvious, and the Pros is making an ass of itself.

If the jury were to deliberate today, I'd give Kyle a 60-40 chance of acquittal. I'm not full-on whitepilled, just cautiously optimistic.

He was charged in a felony burglary case, but it was dismissed, which could mean a wide variety of things, so I won't really speculate there.

So does that mean they can't mention it in cross? At the very least, Baldy should ask Gaige about his fake surrender.

 

[Niggs Monaghan]

All the libs using the excuse of "a 17 year old shouldn't be defending places or themselves blah blah blah" make me fucking sick.
They sure didn't give a shit about the 17 year olds going to actual war. But when one has the guts to stand up to domestic terrorists, who happen to side with them politically, then suddenly 17 year olds should be locked away playing Nintendo.
Like it or not, 17 is military age.
I guess in the eyes of the liberal media, 17 year olds should only be risking their lives for ZOG and not their own country.

 

[Super-Chevy454]

All the libs using the excuse of "a 17 year old shouldn't be defending places or themselves blah blah blah" make me fucking sick.
They sure didn't give a shit about the 17 year olds going to actual war. But when one has the guts to stand up to domestic terrorists, who happen to side with them politically, then suddenly 17 year olds should be locked away playing Nintendo.
Like it or not, 17 is military age.
I guess in the eyes of the liberal media, 17 year olds should only be risking their lives for ZOG and not their own country.

They wouldn't sing the same song if their idol Alec Baldwin did the same thing at Kyle Rittenhouse.

 

[Hyro]

All the libs using the excuse of "a 17 year old shouldn't be defending places or themselves blah blah blah" make me fucking sick.
They sure didn't give a shit about the 17 year olds going to actual war. But when one has the guts to stand up to domestic terrorists, who happen to side with them politically, then suddenly 17 year olds should be locked away playing Nintendo.
Like it or not, 17 is military age.
I guess in the eyes of the liberal media, 17 year olds should only be risking their lives for ZOG and not their own country.

I'm really hoping the self defence laws there don't factor that shit in. Just because the thing you defended yourself with might have been illegal doesn't mean your entire self defence rights go into the bin.

 

[Fat Gay Riker]

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For posterity, because honestly, I have no idea how the fuck this thing is going to turn out.

I've changed my vote three times now this case is wild.

 

[Meat Target]

I'm really hoping the self defence laws there don't factor that shit in. Just because the thing you defended yourself with might have been illegal doesn't mean your entire self defence rights go into the bin.

Defense should make a comparison something like this: a 17-year-old is housesitting for someone else. There's a whiskey bottle on top of the pantry. An intruder breaks in and attacks him.

The teenager grabs the whiskey bottle, smashes it, and stabs the attacker with it, killing him.

Technically, the teen was a minor in possession of alcohol, but used said object to avoid being killed or severely injured. Given the circumstances, the MIP is not a big deal.

I once heard that there is some legal term for this, but it escapes me.

 

[Hyro]

Defense should make a comparison something like this: a 17-year-old is housesitting for someone else. There's a whiskey bottle on top of the pantry. An intruder breaks in and attacks him.

The teenager grabs the whiskey bottle, smashes it, and stabs the attacker with it, killing him.

Technically, the teen was a minor in possession of alcohol, but used said object to avoid being killed or severely injured. Given the circumstances, the MIP is not a big deal.

I once heard that there is some legal term for this, but it escapes me.

It's the worrying part since it's the only real hole in the defence. The idea that it'd be suddenly okay if he was literally 1 year older just seems ridiculous but you never know when it's the only thing the prosecution has to go on.

 

[JohnDoe]

All the libs using the excuse of "a 17 year old shouldn't be defending places or themselves blah blah blah" make me fucking sick.
They sure didn't give a shit about the 17 year olds going to actual war. But when one has the guts to stand up to domestic terrorists, who happen to side with them politically, then suddenly 17 year olds should be locked away playing Nintendo.
Like it or not, 17 is military age.
I guess in the eyes of the liberal media, 17 year olds should only be risking their lives for ZOG and not their own country.

Kinda sounds like blaming the victim, eh?

It's the worrying part since it's the only real hole in the defence. The idea that it'd be suddenly okay if he was literally 1 year older just seems ridiculous but you never know when it's the only thing the prosecution has to go on.

 

[Bungus Scrungus]

You all (only some actually) doubted my optimism. You thought this world was that far gone. Well guess what? Justice still exists in this shitheap of a world, even if it's only the tiniest glimmer.

 

[Collections Agent]

You all (only some actually) doubted my optimism. You thought this world was that far gone. Well guess what? Justice still exists in this shitheap of a world, even if it's only the tiniest glimmer.

Normies, at least where I am, are starting to realize how unhinged and insane some of these ANTIFA and BLM people sound objectively.

Even if this is a kangaroo court and he's found guilty, I don't think this will go away like Chauvin will.

 

[Stoneheart]

So does that mean they can't mention it in cross? At the very least, Baldy should ask Gaige about his fake surrender.

maybe ask him why he commited a warcrime...

 

[Meat Target]

It appears the press are pre-emptively coping.


That said, the jury is still the wild card.