[JSR22]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

Prepare to be majorly disappointed...

I expect the punk to get off. I just wish he would be severely punished along with his mother.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by JSR22

I expect the punk to get off. I just wish he would be severely punished along with his mother.

What did she do wrong?

[manaboutown]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

He should've thought about that the moment before he brought his rifle into the car and made the trip to the riot.

And being only 17 and a typical stupid punk-arse kid, he woopsied on that decision. So having gotten to the riot and realized what a sh.*show it was, he should've hauled butt right back into the car. Another stupid decision on his part.

So - he'll have to live with knowing that he is "THAT GUY" for the rest of his life. If he doesn't like it, he could just plead guilty on all counts, GO to jail, where he can live the rest of his life in relative anonymity.

Witness Testifies Rittenhouse Tried to 'De-Escalate' Riot, Rosenbaum Charged Him from Behind

[JSR22]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

What did she do wrong?

Drove and dropped him off in an unsafe area. At least he is crying!

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by JSR22

Drove and dropped him off in an unsafe area. At least he is crying!

Yeah, she didn't do that, either...

[Kenswing]

He might get a suspended sentence for a minor in possession but not guilty on all other charges.

[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

He should've thought about that the moment before he brought his rifle into the car and made the trip to the riot.

And being only 17 and a typical stupid punk-arse kid, he woopsied on that decision. So having gotten to the riot and realized what a sh.*show it was, he should've hauled butt right back into the car. Another stupid decision on his part.

So - he'll have to live with knowing that he is "THAT GUY" for the rest of his life. If he doesn't like it, he could just plead guilty on all counts, GO to jail, where he can live the rest of his life in relative anonymity.

Dam, it’s a good thing making stupid decisions is not a crime. If it was, most of us, including myself, would be incarcerated for life.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by MDLNB

I predict that he will be found NOT GUILTY on all counts, except maybe the possession of a firearm by a minor. He will receive a smack on the hand by the judge and a GOOD CITIZEN award by the police. When he turns 21, he will take a job at either a police dept or a fire dept and will have learned by then how this justice system works against the decent and protects scumbags that rape, murder and burn down cities, and dare anyone to stop them. They will claim that it is their first Amendment right to burn down cities and riot, based on either ethnicity or gender or gender bender. But I digress.....
IF there is justice in this country, he will be found NOT GUILTY on ALL counts.

Why do you think he will become a cop or a fireman?

[MDLNB]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

Why do you think he will become a cop or a fireman?

Know anything about his background?

Truthfully, after going through all this, I would not blame him if he gave up on trying to be a good citizen for the community.

[Opengineer150]

I hope he walks because then it will show people that you have the right to “ STAND YOUR GROUND” ..

[DeanFL]

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NOT GUILTY

and then the riots begin....
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[MDLNB]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

It seems to be contradictory to try him as an adult for murder, but to also charge him for possessing a firearm as a minor.

Totally agree.............

Originally Posted by Rainger99

Let's get people on the record before the verdict comes in.
This is your prediction of what the jury will do - not what you want the jury to do.

The choices are

Guilty on all counts
Guilty on some counts
Not guilty
Hung jury

Hung jury then mistrial with prejudice.

[spd2918]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

It seems to be contradictory to try him as an adult for murder, but to also charge him for possessing a firearm as a minor.

Wisconsin is weird that way. You are considered an adult at 17 for criminal charging, but still have to abide by the under 18 rules.

[kkingston57]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

Unlike the OJ trial, those "victims" actually attacked Rittenhouse. Their chance of success in a civil suit is zero...

Not a lawyer, but burden of proof is much more easier for the "victims" and they could win. Even if they win, no money to collect. Rittenhouse did not even have a drivers license.