And the Verdict is...

[ChiGeekGuest]

Commenting on Sprawling_Homeowner;62377076 photo:

What's up with the Napoleon schtick?

[NVplumber]

Originally Posted by Speleothem

Flufferboy also let him off on a second offense DWI where he was over twice the limit.
(As well as the gun charge for carrying with an expired permit.)

Immunity for testimony. I'm sure Grossrkrieze feathered a nice little nest for himself/ Immunity from prosecution for his crimes probably got his whole record expunged and probably was paid well on top of it all. And he wound up testifying for the defense.

The prosecution sure got the a$$ end of that deal. Serves them right.

[Ken_N]

Dominick Black, a friend of Kyle Rittenhouse who faced two felony charges for buying a rifle used by Mr. Rittenhouse, has agreed to plead no contest to lesser charges in a deal announced in a Wisconsin courtroom on Monday.

Mr. Black, who was a witness for the prosecution in Mr. Rittenhouse’s widely followed homicide trial, was initially charged with two counts of intent to sell a dangerous weapon to a minor, a felony. Under the agreement made public on Monday, Mr. Black agreed to plead no contest to a noncriminal county ordinance violation of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, his lawyer, Anthony Cotton, said during a brief hearing.

In the Kenosha courtroom where Mr. Rittenhouse’s trial took place, Judge Bruce Schroeder of Kenosha County Circuit Court accepted the plea agreement and imposed a fine of $2,000.

https://archive.fo/PFV4P

[McBain II]

Originally Posted by Ken_N

Dominick Black, a friend of Kyle Rittenhouse who faced two felony charges for buying a rifle used by Mr. Rittenhouse, has agreed to plead no contest to lesser charges in a deal announced in a Wisconsin courtroom on Monday.

Mr. Black, who was a witness for the prosecution in Mr. Rittenhouse’s widely followed homicide trial, was initially charged with two counts of intent to sell a dangerous weapon to a minor, a felony. Under the agreement made public on Monday, Mr. Black agreed to plead no contest to a noncriminal county ordinance violation of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, his lawyer, Anthony Cotton, said during a brief hearing.

In the Kenosha courtroom where Mr. Rittenhouse’s trial took place, Judge Bruce Schroeder of Kenosha County Circuit Court accepted the plea agreement and imposed a fine of $2,000.

https://archive.fo/PFV4P

Not surprising. The case against Dominick Black was almost as weak as the case against Rittenhouse.