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

[Gehenna]

Yeah I don't really believe that shit, pretty sure no one would be allowed to reveal that kind of info to the public. I don't doubt most of them know there's a threat but I doubt any of openly admitted it.

I don't believe Posobiecs claims specifically, but could a juror admit they are afraid of the backlash? Yes. ANd then all it takes is the jury foreman to inform the judge.

Case in point, @Mr Bunny

 

[BiggerChungus]

The mood seemed light at least, even with the prosecutor. Makes me think they all found out the verdict was being held up by two people afraid of retaliation for acquittal, so here's hoping between now and tomorrow the rest of the jury maintains their innocence stance. I'd also like to think the prosecutors themselves aren't total dickheads and are just doing this because it's their job and don't really want to see Kyle in prison for defending himself, except maybe the Peter Griffin-looking one.

 

[DelusionTree]

As a matter of law, it shouldn't be possible for a reasonable jury to find Kyle acted in self defense with Pedobaum BUT somehow recklessly endangered McGinnis.
The intent is supposed to transfer through Pedobaum to McGinnis, am I understanding that right?

 

[Spicey McHaggis]

After looking at the forecast, I know believe the jury will hold out until at least later in the day tomorrow, if not Thursday, just to make sure the crowd will be reduced.

 

[Gehenna]

The mood seemed light at least. Makes me think they all found out the verdict was being held up by two people afraid of retaliation for acquittal, so here's hoping between now and tomorrow the rest of the jury maintains their innocence stance.

Don't put too much stock into it being two. Posobiec has done nothing to provide the foundation for that claim.

 

[NJBear]

I hate the liberal media so fucking much.

 

[Lone MacReady]

After looking at the forecast, I know believe the jury will hold out until at least later in the day tomorrow, if not Thursday, just to make sure the crowd will be reduced.

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Justice Delayed Is Justice Denied.

 

[PyrrhicRustle]

Same thing in this case.

He probably does need to be punished for being stupid.

It's not up to the law to punish people for being stupid if they haven't broken the law you absolute cretin. Being a national name at 17 with half the country hating you and probably having PTSD is more than enough.

 

[Ilmseil]

The mood seemed light at least, even with the prosecutor. Makes me think they all found out the verdict was being held up by two people afraid of retaliation for acquittal, so here's hoping between now and tomorrow the rest of the jury maintains their innocence stance. I'd also like to think the prosecutors themselves aren't total dickheads and are just doing this because it's their job and don't really want to see Kyle in prison for defending himself, except maybe the Peter Griffin-looking one.

Oh yeah the sneering wife-beating kike definitely fights for truth and freedom good take bro

E: you have to remember, "justice" means something very very different to a kike than a Christian, even a nominal one

 

[BlueSnowman]

Im currently trying to grasp what it could be that is holding them off...
Provocation makes no sense. In Rosenbaum and Hubers case Kyle exhausted all other means of defence, thus his right to selfdefense should be intact, especially in Hubers case even if he murdered Rosenbaum in cold blood. Beating a man lying on the ground to death with multiple strikes with a skateboard, after all Kyle not spraying fire once on the ground and blocking with arms instead of immediately shooting or butting Huber indicates not wanting to shoot him, is not citizen arrest or stopping an active shooter, at least not here in Germany. We can thus rule out full guilty pretty safely, provided America has comparable laws on selfdefence and defense of someone else.
Großkreuz (bigcross) nailed his own case to the cross. I don't remember Mcginnes.

The safest bet right now is either an intimidated jury or a progressive subhuman that snuck in.

 

[Mike Stoklasas Spock Ears]

The mood seemed light at least, even with the prosecutor. Makes me think they all found out the verdict was being held up by two people afraid of retaliation for acquittal, so here's hoping between now and tomorrow the rest of the jury maintains their innocence stance. I'd also like to think the prosecutors themselves aren't total dickheads and are just doing this because it's their job and don't really want to see Kyle in prison for defending himself, except maybe the Peter Griffin-looking one.

attorneys and judges are very, very good at compartmentalizing. if they weren't, i imagine they'd go crazy.

 

[Alter Ego]

Tim Pool's having a big in-person stream party to talk about Kenosha and the Rittenhouse trial (not sure if it'll be the whole time), including Alex Jones, Joe Rogan, and trial defense witness Drew Hernandez,

I know Tim's been on Joe's show, but I never thought that the reverse would happen. I imagine there's probably some seething on Twitter going on, especially because Joe's in the same room as Alex Jones.

 

[Gehenna]

Im currently trying to grasp what it could be that is holding them off...
Provocation makes no sense. In Rosenbaum and Hubers case Kyle exhausted all other means of defence, thus his right to selfdefense should be intact, especially in Hubers case even if he murdered Rosenbaum in cold blood. Beating a man lying on the ground to death with multiple strikes with a skateboard, after all Kyle not spraying fire once on the ground and blocking with arms instead of immediately shooting or butting Huber indicates not wanting to shoot him, is not citizen arrest or stopping an active shooter, at least not here in Germany. We can thus rule out full guilty pretty safely, provided America has comparable laws on selfdefence and defense of someone else.
Großkreuz (bigcross) nailed his own case to the cross. I don't remember Mcginnes.

The safest bet right now is either an intimidated jury or a progressive subhuman that snuck in.

Be specific, not an intimidated -jury-, some intimidated -jurors-. If the whole or most of the jury were intimidated, this would have been Guilty across the board, just like the Chauvin case.
But it's not, and by having put down their foot as acquitting the jurors who did so ensured no amount of intimidation short of that sufficient for a mistrial will even move them.

 

[spiritofamermaid]

What even is it? I haven't heard it.

Seems like another cop and dindu interaction between the cop and dindu. I briefly skimmed the complaint (attached). The case when she went to tase the dude but instead grabbed the gun and shot him. Here's the rest of the stuff.

Minnesota Judicial Branch - 27-CR-21-7460: State vs. Kimberly Potter

www.mncourts.gov

I personally find her guilty of manslaughter, but there imo is definitely huge political pressure behind the case which makes me want her to be found not guilty for just that reason alone.

 

[6MillionCoofs]

It's not up to the law to punish people for being stupid if they haven't broken the law you absolute cretin.

Yet it does all the time.

Even if it doesn’t people usual think you should probably face some pertly for killing people regardless of how justified it was.

It’s why it’s taking so long.

Being a national name at 17 with half the country hating you and probably having PTSD is more than enough.

Wish people viewed it like that. We’d be in such a better place if they did,

 

[NJBear]

Here's my prediction. Some of the Jury are intimidated. No solution except mistrial. Some time in the future the prosecutor's office decides they will not retrial.

Kyle goes free and the left looks like uncivilized assholes.

 

[Quantrell Bishop]

Oh yeah the sneering wife-beating kike definitely fights for truth and freedom good take bro

E: you have to remember, "justice" means something very very different to a kike than a Christian, even a nominal one

Anyone saying the prosecution are just doing their jobs haven't been watching the trial.

 

[Spicey McHaggis]

Seems like another cop and dindu interaction between the cop and dindu. I briefly skimmed the complaint (attached). The case when she went to tase the dude but instead grabbed the gun and shot him. Here's the rest of the stuff.

Minnesota Judicial Branch - 27-CR-21-7460: State vs. Kimberly Potter

www.mncourts.gov

I personally find her guilty of manslaughter, but there imo is definitely huge political pressure behind the case which makes me want her to be found not guilty for just that reason alone.

Oh a manslaughter conviction against her is definitely a solid conviction. I do agree, the political pressure on the case is insane. I remember so many people wanting to charge her with murder, acting like she had started her day going "I'm gonna kill me a nigger". No, she's not a murderer, just a dangerous incompetent. Still she deserves to sit time.

 

[Oxous]

So the current charges the jury are deciding on are as follows, in order, correct? Using ABC as a source.

Rosenbaum:

• 1st degree Reckless Homicide + Use Of A Dangerous Weapon
  • Punishable by up to 60 years in prison, plus 5 years with the 'use of a dangerous weapon' add-on.
• 1st degree Reckless Endangering Safety + Use Of A Dangerous Weapon
  • Punishable by up to 12 1/2 years in prison plus the add-on from before.

Jump Kick Man (whatever his name was):

• 1st degree Reckless Endangering Safety + Use Of A Dangerous Weapon
  • Punishable by up to 12 1/2 years in prison plus the 5 years add-on.

Huber:

• 1st degree Intentional Homicide + Use Of A Dangerous Weapon
  • Mandatory life sentence plus the 5 years add-on.
  • Jury was also given the option to replace the charge with 2nd degree Intentional Homicide or 1st degree Reckless Homicide. Either is punishable by up to 60 years.

Grosskreutz:

• Attempted 1st degree Intentional Homicide + Use Of A Dangerous Weapon
  • Punishable by up to 60 years in prison, plus the 5 years add-on.
  • Jury was also given the option to replace the charge with 2nd degree Attempted Intentional Homicide (punishable by 30 years) or 1st degree Reckless Homicide (12 1/2 years).

 

[Mr Bunny]

The provocation and reckless endangerment were just the prosecution's way of trying to muddy the waters.

But it does make me wonder, has there ever been a case with someone with proven self-defence but got done with reckless endangerment, I don't see how it would be logically possible.