Kyle Rittenhouse Trial

[jj22]

(11-18-2021, 12:18 PM)Dill Wrote: The jury has also requested individual copies of the instructions and certain videos as well.

Looks like they are very engaged, looking closely at the law and the evidence.

So it's not an open and shut case for them.

I don't see a murder conviction coming here, but I'm thinking they may be looking closely at the reckless endangerment charges.

I'd be happy if they convicted him on that, at least. It might help dissuade future "heroes" from running to danger in other people's communities.

If he get's off scott free, future prosecutors will think "why even bother" when these vigilante cases come before them. 

Communities with unrest will become 19th century Dodge City--before they stopped open carry. 

Yea, the longer the deliberation takes the more likely it isn't cut and dry. They do seem to be doing due diligence with their decision which is all you can really as for a jury.