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

What do you think will happen?

  • Guilty on all charges

    Votos: 282 8.8%
  • Full Acquittal

    Votos: 1,077 33.7%
  • Mistral

    Votos: 264 8.3%
  • Mixture of verdicts

    Votos: 479 15.0%
  • Minecraft

    Votos: 213 6.7%
  • Roblox

    Votos: 132 4.1%
  • Runescape

    Votos: 203 6.3%
  • Somehow Guilty Of Two Mutually Exclusive Actions

    Votos: 514 16.1%
  • KYLE WILL SUBMIT TO BBC

    Votos: 35 1.1%

  • Total de votantes
    3,199
  • Encuesta cerrada .
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Starting to worry that this will be a repeat of the Chauvin case and 2020 election where the autists on here were so sure that their side was righteous and therefor must win. In all three cases(with the possible exception of Chauvin, but I doubt many thought he should've got all the charges) they were half right, failing to realize that the world doesn't work based on who has the better argument or who is "right". As edgy as it sounds, power is the only thing that matters and if you don't have and use power you're fucked.
 
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This has probably been explained but this thread has become pretty much a live chat moving too fast to read everything. Can someone explain to me why a mistrial would be better for Kyle than a finding of Not Guilty? Unless it's a mistrial "with prejudice" then doesn't it just mean that the prosecution gets to have a whole other go at it, maybe more competently this time? And my understanding (possibly wrong) is that with prejudice is very unlikely.

I'm not seeing why they wouldn't just leave the jury to deliberate and come back with Not Guilty as unless the jury is very prejudiced against Kyle or feel threatened, it's hard to imagine this not passing reasonable doubt.

Short version: Why would they / have they moved for a mistrial? I'm not saying there's not grounds, I'm asking why they'd want that.
I think most people are hoping for a mistrial with prejudice, that was the argument made by his lawyers yesterday.
 
Jury instructions are explanations of how the jurors should decide how to find Guilty or Not Guilty, and hopefully the defense puts up a good brief and motion to limit the jury instruction and closing. Binger wants to bring up this 'provocation' bullshit where he lies that the blurred image shows Kyle pointing his rifle therefore he has to lay down and die. HOWEVER this has never been shown in court, and Binger deliberately did not call the person he would now want to claim was threatened. There is no factual basis, and no legal basis because even under the provocation statues doing something like retreating (like Kyle did) then restores your right to self defense.

If Binger wanted to argue provocation he could have called Ziminsky either in his case in chief or as a rebuttal to Kyle. Nobody has testified to this new 'fact' that he wants to introduce under his own testimony (lawyers are not supposed to testify.
Prosecution's shenanigans are outrageous. Is this the sort of tomfuckery they often engage in? I've read some reports that Kraus in particular has a history of being a fucking piece of shit, I want to strangle that motherfucker and gouge his eyes out. Binger I would just set on fire and shit on his smoking corpse.

I hope Chirafasi does presentation or whatever on Monday, he's smart and adapts to the situation quickly. Richards is a fucking dinosaur and takes forever to get to the point, fuck that dude.
 
This has probably been explained but this thread has become pretty much a live chat moving too fast to read everything. Can someone explain to me why a mistrial would be better for Kyle than a finding of Not Guilty? Unless it's a mistrial "with prejudice" then doesn't it just mean that the prosecution gets to have a whole other go at it, maybe more competently this time? And my understanding (possibly wrong) is that with prejudice is very unlikely.

I'm not seeing why they wouldn't just leave the jury to deliberate and come back with Not Guilty as unless the jury is very prejudiced against Kyle or feel threatened, it's hard to imagine this not passing reasonable doubt.

Short version: Why would they / have they moved for a mistrial? I'm not saying there's not grounds, I'm asking why they'd want that.
They moved for a mistrial WITH prejudice and have a legal basis for doing so.

A mistrial without prejudice could still occur from a hung jury. This is separate from the motion the defense is filing.
 
Starting to worry that this will be a repeat of the Chauvin case and 2020 election where the autists on here were so sure that their side was righteous and therefor must win. In all three cases(with the possible exception of Chauvin, but I doubt many thought he should've got all the charges) they were half right, failing to realize that the world doesn't work based on who has the better argument or who is "right". As edgy as it sounds, power is the only thing that matters and if you don't have and use power you're fucked.
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I think most people are hoping for a mistrial with prejudice, that was the argument made by his lawyers yesterday.

Can they actually ask for a mistrial with prejudice specifically, and not just a mistrial which they hope will be with prejudice? Because poor Kyle has been through enough. Can't imagine what it would be like to go through this all over again for him.

EDIT: Thanks @George Lucas . You answered while I was replying.
 
Can they actually ask for a mistrial with prejudice specifically, and not just a mistrial which they hope will be with prejudice? Because poor Kyle has been through enough. Can't imagine what it would be like to go through this all over again for him.
Yes. This was literally on the stream which is required reading for anyone participating on this thread. You’ve been warned.
 
Kyle Rittenhouse's actions have forced a young Basketball American boy to grow up without his mum's boyfriend, left a bull without his cuck, and shot off the good arm of a dedicated hasidic coomer.


I think he will get an alternative death penalty, where George Floyd's entire extended family get to beat him to death with a gold plated golf club.
 
So, there are 50 some odd new pages since I was here two hours ago. Instead of trawling through all that, can someone just quote me with what was decided? I figured closing arguments are tomorrow, but did the judge really let the lawyer bully him into finish this shit on Monday?
 
So, there are 50 some odd new pages since I was here two hours ago. Instead of trawling through all that, can someone just quote me with what was decided? I figured closing arguments are tomorrow, but did the judge really let the lawyer bully him into finish this shit on Monday?
Closing is on Monday. I think they're arguing motions with the Judge tomorrow.
 
So, there are 50 some odd new pages since I was here two hours ago. Instead of trawling through all that, can someone just quote me with what was decided? I figured closing arguments are tomorrow, but did the judge really let the lawyer bully him into finish this shit on Monday?
Both sides asked for it to be on monday. Presumably so they both can plan for what the other will do.
 
So, there are 50 some odd new pages since I was here two hours ago. Instead of trawling through all that, can someone just quote me with what was decided? I figured closing arguments are tomorrow, but did the judge really let the lawyer bully him into finish this shit on Monday?
Monday, both sides get exactly 2.5 hours. Prosecution trying to add a bunch of lesser charges and some bullshit instructions about how if Kyle was provoking people he isn't allowed to defend himself
 
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