The Rittenhouse Incident
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This whole thing is a disgrace and the way the lying bullshit fake news media is reporting it, those bastards should all be shut down and ass raped in a max lockup for the rest of their lives. It's infuriating.
black dog
Free America
Hes a well put together young man.
kom526
They call me ... Sarcasmo
The prosecution is doing a great job ... for the defense.
What is Suborning Perjury? A person is guilty of suborning perjury if he or she attempts to induce a witness to give false testimony under oath in a court or other proceeding, and the witness actually gives false testimony
What is Suborning Perjury? A person is guilty of suborning perjury if he or she attempts to induce a witness to give false testimony under oath in a court or other proceeding, and the witness actually gives false testimony
His breakdown was heartbreaking. I'm sniffling for him.
I was watching it. Judge called a 10 minute break.
It's going to be fun watching Kenosha burn when Kyle gets acquitted.
warneckutz
Well-Known Member
No, that would suck.
It would be fun to watch the police retaliate in full force against rioters.
That would be fun but will never happen.
The freaking prosecutor has Kyle on the stand and just violated his constitutional rights by telling the jury that Kyle exercised his right to remain silent. The judge immediately sent the jury out of the room and read the prosecutor the riot act.
I've heard other attorneys discuss this prior to this trial and they say it is absolutely verboten to mention in court that the defendant exercised his right to remain silent and that it typically results in a mistrial.
Even if a judge orders a jury to ignore what was said, no human being can forget what was said and it will color their decision no matter what they claim.
I've heard other attorneys discuss this prior to this trial and they say it is absolutely verboten to mention in court that the defendant exercised his right to remain silent and that it typically results in a mistrial.
Even if a judge orders a jury to ignore what was said, no human being can forget what was said and it will color their decision no matter what they claim.