"we the jury, duly find that Kyle Rittenhouse is guilty of being a real macho man. He is also guilty of the secondary charge of being a chad" - The jury
I think they find Kyle not guilty on all charges.
What I have been reading the jury has shown they there
Distrust for the prosecution!
I think god has his hand in this and I believe Kyle will walk free. The jury is made up of people who watched their community burn. Kyle was there doing his part to help the community.
I think we have no worries with the jury unless Dominion is doing the tabulation. I'm pretty sure Trump got 80% of the actual vote and that means the odds of the jury not having atleast 1 based patriot is extremely low. It only take 1 juror to create a hung jury. This might also work against us but I doubt it.
Not a law fag but thought I heard in the trial that Wisconsin allows 16-17 year old to possess a firearm over a certain length. Kyle described where his buddy bought the AR with the understanding that they would transfer ownership to Kyle when he turns 18. Legally, the AR does not belong to him and so it seemed to me that he was allowed to possess it. With all that said, the lawyers and judge were discussing some technicalities to the law that made it “complicated”.
The provocation seems to be the basis of the prosecution and the photographic evidence does not appear to pass the reasonable doubt test.
Correct. Wisconsin law restricts short guns, but not long rifles by age. There was no law preventing him carrying a long rifle. And the charges for curfew violation were dropped last week as they were either invalid, or generally not being enforced.
He also was arrested for second-offense drunk driving after the shooting, but that case was dismissed on a prosecutor’s motion right before the trial. here are some other things that Grosskreutz has been up to
Any of the lesser included charges. I have NO IDEA why he would waive all objection to instruct on these. Getting 12 votes for intentional homicide seems like an extremely long shot.
Several 1st degree reckless endangerment charges, 1st degree attempted murder, 1st degree intentional murder, Illegal possession of a firearm, and the curfew are what he is charged with.
I think they may find him guilty of the possession charge which is a misdemeanor; up to 9 months in prison. I don't see him getting off with no convictions.
They can't find him guilty of possession unless they ignore the law, which only applies to handguns. It is legal for him to carry a long gun in Wisconsin.
"we the jury, duly find that Kyle Rittenhouse is guilty of being a real macho man. He is also guilty of the secondary charge of being a chad" - The jury
His only crime is being a patriot and helping the community.
The curfew was deemed unlawful and there is an exception for the gun charge.
The prosecution are doing their utmost fuckery to convict on any charge they can.
I think they find Kyle not guilty on all charges. What I have been reading the jury has shown they there Distrust for the prosecution! I think god has his hand in this and I believe Kyle will walk free. The jury is made up of people who watched their community burn. Kyle was there doing his part to help the community.
I think we have no worries with the jury unless Dominion is doing the tabulation. I'm pretty sure Trump got 80% of the actual vote and that means the odds of the jury not having atleast 1 based patriot is extremely low. It only take 1 juror to create a hung jury. This might also work against us but I doubt it.
Not a law fag but thought I heard in the trial that Wisconsin allows 16-17 year old to possess a firearm over a certain length. Kyle described where his buddy bought the AR with the understanding that they would transfer ownership to Kyle when he turns 18. Legally, the AR does not belong to him and so it seemed to me that he was allowed to possess it. With all that said, the lawyers and judge were discussing some technicalities to the law that made it “complicated”.
The provocation seems to be the basis of the prosecution and the photographic evidence does not appear to pass the reasonable doubt test.
Correct. Wisconsin law restricts short guns, but not long rifles by age. There was no law preventing him carrying a long rifle. And the charges for curfew violation were dropped last week as they were either invalid, or generally not being enforced.
He also was arrested for second-offense drunk driving after the shooting, but that case was dismissed on a prosecutor’s motion right before the trial. here are some other things that Grosskreutz has been up to
https://www.wisconsinrightnow.com/2021/11/13/gaige-grosskreutz-convicted/
Being white
I’m praying like never before!
The worst outcome I can imagine is a hung jury. How could 12 people unanimously find Kyle guilty of anything?
Guilty of not bringing enough ammo (but then, he never intended to shoot anyone)
Indeed. Kyle himself was the proof. May his tribe increase.
The jurors have not been sequestered. More than likely threatened along with their families.. Expect the worst.
Any of the lesser included charges. I have NO IDEA why he would waive all objection to instruct on these. Getting 12 votes for intentional homicide seems like an extremely long shot.
Several 1st degree reckless endangerment charges, 1st degree attempted murder, 1st degree intentional murder, Illegal possession of a firearm, and the curfew are what he is charged with.
I think they may find him guilty of the possession charge which is a misdemeanor; up to 9 months in prison. I don't see him getting off with no convictions.
They can't find him guilty of possession unless they ignore the law, which only applies to handguns. It is legal for him to carry a long gun in Wisconsin.