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

[Throwing Romans]

Journoswine are a threat to due process.

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"Levitz"

Every. Single. Time.

 

[Kermit Jizz]

Journoswine are a threat to due process.

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That's like saying a nuke is a threat to our infrastructure. Journoscum are a threat to humanity itself.

 

[IKOL]

After a jury finally reaches a verdict, how much paperwork do they have to fill out in Wisconsin before it gets delivered to the judge?

Think of the Twin Towers, lad.

 

[X Prime]

Weird. I suddenly tripped a nearby Geiger Counter upon seeing that headline.

 

[murdered meat bag]

Just off the top of my head we know they fucked up with the evidence and that shit Binger pulled regarding the 5th amendment. Is that not poof enough or are they just being clowns?

defense is going to pull a ty beard.

 

[Gehenna]

Weird. I suddenly tripped a nearby Geiger Counter upon seeing that headline.

Same, my fellow. Same.

 

[Leave_Fargut]

"Levitz"

Every. Single. Time.

 

[Lodoss Warrior]

Without prejudice is automatically part of the motion, the judge can grant the mistrial but not the prejudice.

Hm, then what circumstances or timeline would allow the judge to grant it with prejudice? Because clearly we’re in the awkward time where the jury could theoretically make a ruling before the judge declares mistrial, or vice-versa, and I’ve not untangled the legal results of either outcome.

Edit: and also, which motion for mistrial takes priority: the written one or the verbal one yesterday.

 

[X Prime]

defense is going to pull a ty beard.

Seriously, the resemblance between this thread and Weeb Wars is simply uncanny.

 

[JoyfulDarter]

The word Karen is so exceptional primarily because of how mainstream and popularized it became - causing its meaning to be diluted and it to be used in a much broader number of situations than intended. For the redditor types, Karen typically means anyone(see: Male Karen) you disagree with that has qualities that directly clash with Reddit ideology.

It's funny because a lot of that pushback came from the Karen meme perfectly describing them and they don't like it. Mask Karens across the country HATE that they can't scold people over masks anymore. It's why they wanted that particular aspect of clown world to never end.

 

[O.H. Krill]

After a jury finally reaches a verdict, how much paperwork do they have to fill out in Wisconsin before it gets delivered to the judge?

Wisconsin shouldn't be different than any other state. There should be a verdict form with blanks to note guilty/not guilty as to each count, and the signature of the foreman at the end. In this case, probably 3 pages or so.

 

[murdered meat bag]

She can't see them. The bus they use has covered windows.

they were told msnbc was following them.

 

[Aldeland]

"Levitz"

Every. Single. Time.

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By Allah I do not even need to look at the early life section!

 

[Gehenna]

Hm, then what circumstances or timeline would allow the judge to grant it with prejudice? Because clearly we’re in the awkward time where the jury could theoretically make a ruling before the judge declares mistrial, or vice-versa, and I’ve not untangled the legal results of either outcome.

Edit: and also, which motion for mistrial takes priority: the written one or the verbal one yesterday.

Whichever the judge picks first, usually its order of severity though. Timeline... god knows. Circumstances, where the prosecution has fucked up so hard they deserve a slap. Really, -these- circumstances. Switching to doing this in paper only was smart, limits the prosecution's response and means the judge doesn't have to be mean to them on camera.

they were told msnbc was following them.

But that wasn't coverage. She said the coverage was insane.

 

[Iceland Heavy]

Weird. I suddenly tripped a nearby Geiger Counter upon seeing that headline.

The actual article is worse. It's basically some journo subhuman gritting his teeth and saying that yes, what Kyle did was probably legal but it shouldn't be because it's unfair and American self defense laws are too permissive and are leading to cops and white racists armed with AR-15 weapons of war that can legally murder black people like it's 'the wild west'.

 

[murdered meat bag]

Seriously, the resemblance between this thread and Weeb Wars is simply uncanny.

im sure we'll get an appeal 5 years dowm the line.

 

[Pentex]

Eric Levitz

Bad goys, bad goys, whatcha gon do? Whatcha gon do when they come for you?

 

[Nig Kang Theory]

The word Karen is so exceptional primarily because of how mainstream and popularized it became - causing its meaning to be diluted and it to be used in a much broader number of situations than intended. For the redditor types, Karen typically means anyone(see: Male Karen) you disagree with that has qualities that directly clash with Reddit ideology.

This too. Karen no longer holds any meaning, and in this situation it doesn't even make much sense. Wouldn't someone closer to college age be more likely to be anti-gun or make a rash decision regarding someone else's life? I'm not interested in forming a competing theory about the jury/juror, but that informal speculation is about as valid as what was offered by Posobiec and the GriftTubers.

 

[Kermit Jizz]

Josh is working with the Feds, this thread is a honeypot, everyone scatter!

 

[DelusionTree]

im sure we'll get an appeal 5 years dowm the line.

Probably one of the worst things about Kyle's situation.
If he gets a compromised verdict, he could be sitting in prison for years before an appeal, maybe a year if he is extremely lucky, up to ten years if he isn't.

Also the Wisconsin Appeals court could just decide to skip it, Appeals courts across the country skip worthy appeals all the fucking time.