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Court TV interviews Mark Richards lead attorney for the defense about the case. Worth watching they discuss the defense strategy, and talk about the prosecutor.
Ooh I know! How about I drop a $20 bill in front of Kyle Rittenhouse, and when he takes it, I’ll pull an assault rifle on him to “protect” my private property. If he tries to disarm me I can just kill him, because I’m white and it would be “self defense”.
Don't you have homework to do?
Do your parents know you're playing with adults on the www?
Ooh I know! How about I drop a $20 bill in front of Kyle Rittenhouse, and when he takes it, I’ll pull an assault rifle on him to “protect” my private property. If he tries to disarm me I can just kill him, because I’m white and it would be “self defense”.
I seriously doubt he will be sued, Civil cases are a whole different ballgame, than a criminal case. The so called victims entire life and criminal history will be opened...Good luck finding a lawyer to try and explain to a jury how a convicted pedophile that raped 5 young boys, was released from a mental ward that morning, off his meds, traveled 50 mile to join a riot, was attempting to commit arson, then attacked a 17 yo kid with a spotless record and got himself shot. Ya good luck with that.
Uncertain why you're wishing me 'good luck'? Less drama would be nice.
Could Kyle Rittenhouse face civil penalties despite acquittals in Kenosha deaths?
The Illinois teenager won full acquittals in criminal court but the possibility of civil lawsuits could still loom.
You saw what you wanted to see. Just like OJ finally got his, so will Rittenhouse. Both thought they were immune.
Weird fantasy you have hoping KR commits a crime.
Not surprising, however.
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