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

[Reverend]

Even if he is acquitted, I'm sure the Biden Regime will just bring him up on federal charges.

What Federal Charges.

I hear this allot but I have yet to see what said charges would be.

 

[Synthetic Smug]

Don't register to vote, and you should be fine.

A lot of places will get you by your name being on a utility bill as well.

 

[JK Rowling]

Please stop allowing women on juries -- ideally so I don't ever have to be called in to do jury duty.

I've done jury duty. It's all right, you get coffee and biscuits while you're deliberating and a nice meal in a restaurant at lunch time complete with police escort to make sure nobody tampers with you .

 

[Happy Fish]

They have managed to create the judicial version of Namek. Maybe we'll see the Schroeder come around again to argue about drone footage in 5 episodes or so

Rosenbaum does sound a bit like Zarbon

 

[Mr Bunny]

 

[Pig Boss]

Please stop allowing women on juries -- ideally so I don't ever have to be called in to do jury duty.

Just start dropping redpills when the court asks if you can be impartial. They won't keep you.

 

[Buel19]

What Federal Charges.

I hear this allot but I have yet to see what said charges would be.

They'll reveal one of the people killed was an undercover fed

 

[Oxous]

I think we're at 24 hours and ~30 minutes of deliberation now. Ouch.

 

[usernames can change now!]

Hmm, if I was on the jury I would wait until the sun sets on Friday to give out a not guilty verdict. It would be perfect for a riot.

It’s dark. It’s the weekend. Christmas is next month and every needs some extra loot to put under the tree.

Of all the reasons for the jury to still be deliberating, "they want their own homes and businesses to burn" seems less likely.

 

[rage against modernity]

For me it's still the music video for Buddy Holly by Weezer because for some fucking reason it was a Windows 95 pack-in

Mandela effect.

 

[Leave_Fargut]

They'll reveal one of the people killed was an undercover fed

has to be Rosenbaum

 

[potatofarms]

just in: due to coronavirus, the jury can continue deliberating in their own homes with free takeouts as long as they want until a verdict is reached.

 

[ProtonMailManTheSequel]

If you read the original complaint, it was clear nobody in that office wanted to bring it. From that document alone I'm speculating the plan might have been to use the Grand Jury to drop the case.

When a DA doesn't want to bring a case to trial but wants to act like they gave it a go they will take it to the Grand Jury, which is secret and out of the public eye. Away from the media they then totally botch it on purpose so the GJ fails to bring any charges. Later, when reporters ask it's "we just didn't have enough to sustain charges under the law, we totally tried super hard, trust me bro" which sidesteps the baggage of declining to charge. After all, you can indict a ham sandwich so it's just as easy to make sure the charges don't stick.

Binger being Binger, though, he decided to fraud his way to trial.

Binger saw this case as his ticket to fame and fortune. Being a prosecutor (and thus corrupt to his core), that's all that mattered. Given his rather obvious autism, I think he's going to put 2 and 2 together, come up with 5, and decide that a second trial will be what finally puts him over the top.

 

[R. Budd Dwyer]

From my expert analysis of those jury request notes, it is clear that whoever wrote them is a smooth-brained asshole.

Seriously, this is getting ridiculous. Yeah I know they are viewing the case from a different perspective than us and all that, but three-plus days now? Come the fuck on.

 

[Starscreams Cape]

What Federal Charges.

I hear this allot but I have yet to see what said charges would be.

Violating the Civil Rights of honorary joggers.

 

[Alabaster Disaster]

Mandela effect.

How so?

 

[Happy Fish]

They'll reveal one of the people killed was an undercover fed

I can only imagine the shit storm. It would be amazing.

 

[Reverend]

Violating the Civil Rights of honorary joggers.

That falls under the Separation of Church and State powers.

 

[6MillionCoofs]

So is Barnes a scumbag or not for trying to change defense counsel?

No, he's a scumbag for publicly admitting that is what he was trying to do and not having any faith in Richards et al despite praising them while he was still working with them.

How can it be his fault that Kyle's defense sucks if you think he's in the wrong for trying to replace them.

Because I'd argue that if Barnes was as smart as he says, he'd have not got himself kicked and would have been able to convince them to use his resources.

Given the current state of the case I think Kyle could've used better representation, it doesn't need to be Barnes.

Since the problem with the case was going to always be the Jury, finding a team that knows how to do that right can be hard. And by the time that came up, it was too late.

 

[feral cat #6385]

What Federal Charges.

I hear this allot but I have yet to see what said charges would be.

Whatever they want.

"Show me the man and I'll show you the crime."