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Last edited by FoxtArt; 11-18-2021 at 14:47.
Rittenhouse Judge Bans MSNBC From Trial After Man Claiming To Be Employee Tails Jury Bus
https://www.dailywire.com/news/break...tails-jury-bus
I'm trying to figure out what is taking this jury so long to reach a verdict. Even after watching the trial, it seemed pretty obvious to me that this was all covered by self-defense rights. The fact that the jury is taking so long doesn't agree with my perception and likely doesn't bode well for Kyle Rittenhouse.
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I think the time they are taking is proof they came into this with preconceived ideas of how this should go.
They saw and heard the exact same thing, so the only thing slowing them down has to do with some personal bias or they would unanimously come to a conclusion under the law and judges orders.
I was a foreman in a week long case slightly less complex, and in with people from Boulder (enough said), and we were done in around an hour.
Im going to add to this in my COVID fog. I watched with a preconceived idea of how this should go, so maybe I just called the kettle black.
Last edited by crashdown; 11-18-2021 at 18:53.
Looks like they are trying to have a Friday Night Verdict Riot.
Last edited by arbol; 11-18-2021 at 19:40.
Trump's attorney, Jenna Ellis, doesn't see the delay as any problem. She says it's not unusual for a jury foreman in a complicated case to be this thorough. (Especially when there's so much technical information (videos) to review.)
At least this is what Dan Bongino stated on his podcast today....
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Like I've said, out of 12, if even a couple are woke shitheads that "want to see the racist pay hell or high water" all the rest of them either have to wait it out until they are in agreement or they'll have a hung jury and we'll all be commenting about this again in a year and a half.
I wouldn't be surprised if deliberations take two weeks before they finally admit to being hung. Welcome to woke justice.
Some rumors floating around that some jurors possibly wanting to convict because they fear their own safety if the verdict is not guilty.
If he’s not acquitted it makes a strong case that the days of an impartial jury of your peers may be in the rear view mirror.
Even my prosecutor wife is concerned why it’s taking so long.
Progressive ideology, ideas so good they must be mandatory.
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May be jury selection for defendant's side should consider small business owners as a factor.
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