Don't faint if it's a hung jury.bradman wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 7:47 am It's always good to take a step back and view the forest from a tree, i'll give you that.
Did you by chance catch any of the prosecutions opening statement in the Arbery trial? It was devastating. By law, id be willing to bet those good ol' boys are going to be in jail for a long, long, long time.
The fix is in, Rittenhouse case...
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https://m.facebook.com/CBSMinnesota/vid ... 596243136/ProfX wrote: ↑Wed Nov 10, 2021 1:48 pm A 17 year old kid who, let's be honest, is unlikely to have the proper maturity or training to be toting around an assault rifle (we can talk about what his actual background and experience was, but nobody that night necessarily knew it), is walking around a protest pointing it at people.
Didn't Huber and Rosenbaum have reason to fear for their life from Rittenhouse? Couldn't they have had a reasonable expectation he might use that rifle against them? Weren't they standing their ground?
People afraid of 17 year olds toting around assault weapons might try and disarm him. One hit him with a skateboard, the other AFAIK didn't do anything but try and take the rifle from his grasp.
Notice I am not making excuses for the guy who pointed a handgun at him back in return (Grosskreutz). He only wounded that guy. But I could see a self defense claim there.
BTW, no, I don't think pushing a flaming dumpster is arson.
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Woman Seen Comforting Kyle Rittenhouse’s Mom in Court Is Actually a Consultant Who Selected ‘Perfect Juror’ for O.J. Simpson Trial
https://lawandcrime.com/live-trials/liv ... son-trial/
https://lawandcrime.com/live-trials/liv ... son-trial/
According to her website, Dimitrius “has consulted in over 1,000 trials and picked over 600 juries.” Among the defendants whose cases she worked include the following: “Night Stalker (Richard Ramirez), McMartin Preschool, Rodney King, Reginald Denny, John duPont, Francis Ford Coppola [“Pinocchio trial”], O.J. Simpson, Jayson Williams, Scott Peterson, Kobe Bryant, Robert Blake, Joseph Nacchio (CEO of Qwest) and criminal and civil cases related to the Enron prosecution.” She was also a “body language expert” for ABC’s Dancing With The Stars.
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In a 2016 “Inside Edition” profile, Dimitrius recalled that she helped select a so-called “perfect juror” for the O.J. Simpson criminal prosecution: “a female African-American with high school education or less.”
“The result,” the television show added, was “was a jury more inclined to be sympathetic to Simpson — eight black women, one black man, one Hispanic man and two white women.”
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Don’t charge without a proper investigation.bradman wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 7:17 am Unfortunately, in the land of the udder people, it's legal to open carry. Hell, they've even gone as far as not including a "duty to retreat" in their Stand Your Ground laws. i don't like it any more than you do.
As you know i worked construction. 98% percent of the work force were big time hunters. i'd say 75% of them had conceal and carry permits. Until the office put an end to it, a few would carry on their hip while working. i didn't like that either.
i hate guns. Never owned one, never will.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dEReI4xD9k
Rittenhouse was overcharged. i wish it wasn't so.
Don't promise what you can't deliver.
Aug 27, 2020 - Politics & Policy
17-year-old charged with 6 counts in killing of 2 people during Kenosha protests
https://www.axios.com/kyle-rittenhouse- ... 67ef4.html
Note the axios article is dated Two days after the shooting.
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Not a word about obviously corrupt judge. Not surprised. We know where you're coming from.Bludogdem wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 10:57 am Don’t charge without a proper investigation.
Aug 27, 2020 - Politics & Policy
17-year-old charged with 6 counts in killing of 2 people during Kenosha protests
https://www.axios.com/kyle-rittenhouse- ... 67ef4.html
Note the axios article is dated Two days after the shooting.
You guys LIKE that Call of Duty fantasy.
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From Carmen on another thread:
The fix is in, but you'll tell us it was justice, right?carmenjonze wrote: ↑Thu Nov 04, 2021 12:10 pm There are so many cases not just simply of "police misconduct" but "police misconduct" that results in death and a free pass on continued injustice. This thread is on the continuing news stories that we covered on RFL 1.0, mostly in Stop Calling the Cops on Us and the Fires in Minneapolis thread.
Judge says 'there appears to be intentional discrimination' in Arbery jury selection, but allows trial to move forward with 1 Black juror - CNN
The county is 25% Black.
And, yet.
This is how white supremacism works. This is exactly how white supremacism works.
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“ Last week, there was widespread outrage when Judge Schroeder set ground rules forbidding prosecutors from referring to the men Rittenhouse shot as victims.
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SCHROEDER: This is a long-held opinion of mine, which very few judges, I guess, share with me. I think it's a loaded - the word victim is a loaded, loaded word.
CORLEY: It's a word, said Schroeder, that can prejudice the jury and should only be used when someone is convicted of a crime. University of Chicago law professor Judith Miller says the purpose of rules of evidence is to make sure a trial is fair. She says while attorneys regularly fight over language, she interpreted Judge Schroeder's evidentiary ruling differently than widely perceived. She says the language ban was confined to opening statement.
JUDITH MILLER: The way that this issue has been reported, it's as if there's a thumb on the scale in favor of white supremacists. But as I understand this case, that's just not what the judge is doing. This judge makes the same ruling in every single case.”
“ JANINE GESKE: Judge Schroeder is an old-school, very strong judge.
CORLEY: Janine Geske, a retired Wisconsin Supreme Court justice who's also a law professor at Marquette University. She's taught evidence training to judges around the country. She's known Schroeder professionally for decades.
GESKE: He's got strong opinions on how he conducts his courtroom, sometimes differently than other people do. But, you know, he's knowledgeable, and he has a lot of experience. And you don't mess around in his courtroom.”
https://www.npr.org/2021/11/04/10524852 ... ouse-trial
(SOUNDBITE OF ARCHIVED RECORDING)
SCHROEDER: This is a long-held opinion of mine, which very few judges, I guess, share with me. I think it's a loaded - the word victim is a loaded, loaded word.
CORLEY: It's a word, said Schroeder, that can prejudice the jury and should only be used when someone is convicted of a crime. University of Chicago law professor Judith Miller says the purpose of rules of evidence is to make sure a trial is fair. She says while attorneys regularly fight over language, she interpreted Judge Schroeder's evidentiary ruling differently than widely perceived. She says the language ban was confined to opening statement.
JUDITH MILLER: The way that this issue has been reported, it's as if there's a thumb on the scale in favor of white supremacists. But as I understand this case, that's just not what the judge is doing. This judge makes the same ruling in every single case.”
“ JANINE GESKE: Judge Schroeder is an old-school, very strong judge.
CORLEY: Janine Geske, a retired Wisconsin Supreme Court justice who's also a law professor at Marquette University. She's taught evidence training to judges around the country. She's known Schroeder professionally for decades.
GESKE: He's got strong opinions on how he conducts his courtroom, sometimes differently than other people do. But, you know, he's knowledgeable, and he has a lot of experience. And you don't mess around in his courtroom.”
https://www.npr.org/2021/11/04/10524852 ... ouse-trial
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Why do you feel it being Georgia is a cause of concern?Blue Green Grass wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 10:58 am I’ll admit that it being Georgia is cause of concern.
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Has it (I have to call poster an "it" since it has clearly shown us we cant trust them so I dont know which pronoun, if any, to use) acknowledged it is lying about who they are yet?carmenjonze wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 11:19 am Why do you feel it being Georgia is a cause of concern?
I really admire the way you correct the name the way you do. I admire the patience and effort it takes.
I sigh in your general direction.
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Ha well, this is where "they" comes in really handy since they're pretty clearly not an it.Libertas wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 11:27 am Has it (I have to call poster an "it" since it has clearly shown us we cant trust them so I dont know which pronoun, if any, to use) acknowledged it is lying about who they are yet?
I really admire the way you correct the name the way you do. I admire the patience and effort it takes.
Because in this particular case, Greengrass is known for weirdly claiming several people posted under that account . So it works for both plural and singular. Lol and if anyone complains about the singular use of "they," as has become fashionable among anti-TLGBQ cons...
I saw this at @cons_owned
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“ Regardless of how he is viewed, Judge Bruce E. Schroeder is indisputably a man with fixed rules for how trials in his Kenosha County courtroom will be run. Some are basic, some unorthodox, and all reflect the experience of a jurist who believes trials can be too easily manipulated, particularly by the prosecution.
“For a jury trial, if you get him, you are happy as a defense attorney,” said Michael Cicchini, a criminal defense lawyer in Kenosha, Wis., who has appeared before Schroeder numerous times, including earlier this year. In that case, he won an acquittal for his client, who was charged with battery.”
“ “That’s been a rule in his courtroom since Day One,” said Cicchini, who has been practicing law in Kenosha for two decades. “Whether the person is a victim is the very thing the prosecution has to prove.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national ... story.html
https://www.cnn.com/2021/10/31/us/kyle- ... index.html
“For a jury trial, if you get him, you are happy as a defense attorney,” said Michael Cicchini, a criminal defense lawyer in Kenosha, Wis., who has appeared before Schroeder numerous times, including earlier this year. In that case, he won an acquittal for his client, who was charged with battery.”
“ “That’s been a rule in his courtroom since Day One,” said Cicchini, who has been practicing law in Kenosha for two decades. “Whether the person is a victim is the very thing the prosecution has to prove.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national ... story.html
https://www.cnn.com/2021/10/31/us/kyle- ... index.html
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Judge Asks for ‘Round of Applause’ for Military Veterans in Kyle Rittenhouse Trial. A Defense Witness Was the Only Veteran in the Room. - Law and CrimeBludogdem wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 11:38 am “ Regardless of how he is viewed, Judge Bruce E. Schroeder is indisputably a man with fixed rules for how trials in his Kenosha County courtroom will be run. Some are basic, some unorthodox, and all reflect the experience of a jurist who believes trials can be too easily manipulated, particularly by the prosecution.
“For a jury trial, if you get him, you are happy as a defense attorney,” said Michael Cicchini, a criminal defense lawyer in Kenosha, Wis., who has appeared before Schroeder numerous times, including earlier this year. In that case, he won an acquittal for his client, who was charged with battery.”
“ “That’s been a rule in his courtroom since Day One,” said Cicchini, who has been practicing law in Kenosha for two decades. “Whether the person is a victim is the very thing the prosecution has to prove.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national ... story.html
https://www.cnn.com/2021/10/31/us/kyle- ... index.html
Even from ridiculous Law and Crime. :problem:
Thanks for your examples of how and why legal white supremacism and conservative authoritarianism in the courtroom flourishes in 2021.
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Translation of “old style”: How they did things in the fifties when whites could do anything to blacks including murder and get away with it.Bludogdem wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 11:38 am “ Regardless of how he is viewed, Judge Bruce E. Schroeder is indisputably a man with fixed rules for how trials in his Kenosha County courtroom will be run. Some are basic, some unorthodox, and all reflect the experience of a jurist who believes trials can be too easily manipulated, particularly by the prosecution.
“For a jury trial, if you get him, you are happy as a defense attorney,” said Michael Cicchini, a criminal defense lawyer in Kenosha, Wis., who has appeared before Schroeder numerous times, including earlier this year. In that case, he won an acquittal for his client, who was charged with battery.”
“ “That’s been a rule in his courtroom since Day One,” said Cicchini, who has been practicing law in Kenosha for two decades. “Whether the person is a victim is the very thing the prosecution has to prove.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national ... story.html
https://www.cnn.com/2021/10/31/us/kyle- ... index.html
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Old style = MAGA
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MTGcarmenjonze wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 11:19 am Why do you feel it being Georgia is a cause of concern?
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MGT is just another symptom of present-day forms of white supremacism.
But what is the basis of these Georgia concerns of yours?
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Translation: "Yeah, he's a Klansman, but he's a consistent Klansman!"Bludogdem wrote: ↑Thu Nov 11, 2021 11:38 am “ Regardless of how he is viewed, Judge Bruce E. Schroeder is indisputably a man with fixed rules for how trials in his Kenosha County courtroom will be run. Some are basic, some unorthodox, and all reflect the experience of a jurist who believes trials can be too easily manipulated, particularly by the prosecution.
“For a jury trial, if you get him, you are happy as a defense attorney,” said Michael Cicchini, a criminal defense lawyer in Kenosha, Wis., who has appeared before Schroeder numerous times, including earlier this year. In that case, he won an acquittal for his client, who was charged with battery.”
“ “That’s been a rule in his courtroom since Day One,” said Cicchini, who has been practicing law in Kenosha for two decades. “Whether the person is a victim is the very thing the prosecution has to prove.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national ... story.html
https://www.cnn.com/2021/10/31/us/kyle- ... index.html
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if a black guy...if a tan person..during a nite of chaos had been walking towards a police line with a AR15 held in his arms..
what would the line of cops have done then?
tamir rice at 12 was killed for having a fake toy gun.
what would the line of cops have done then?
tamir rice at 12 was killed for having a fake toy gun.
Who are these..flag-sucking halfwits fleeced fooled by stupid little rich kids They speak for all that is cruel stupid They are racists hate mongers I piss down the throats of these Nazis Im too old to worry whether they like it. Fuck them.
HST.
HST.
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He would have had more holes in him than swiss cheese. And this judge would have acquitted every damned one of them. Gun rights are ONLY for white people.