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I'm sure it's been posted but 140 pages, cmon
Kyle Rittenhouse - The Truth in 11 Minutes |
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The question is: which state is more apt To fuck him over vs give a fair shake?
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View Quote So is this just Kyle's legal team stalling as much as they can? Let the heat cool down and let the mob get distracted by the next big... oh look, a squirrel? |
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Quoted: I assume at some point he will be extradited to WI and this is just a delaying tactic. Is it even possible to have a state refuse an extradition on a non death penalty case ? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: The question is: which state is more apt To fuck him over vs give a fair shake? I assume at some point he will be extradited to WI and this is just a delaying tactic. Is it even possible to have a state refuse an extradition on a non death penalty case ? I’m curious if the extradition hearing can force WI to lay out the merits of their case and the defense can refute them to show insufficient evidence for the charges. Effectively a mini trial to attempt to get the charges tossed. IANAL |
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Quoted: I’m curious if the extradition hearing can force WI to lay out the merits of their case and the defense can refute them to show insufficient evidence for the charges. Effectively a mini trial to attempt to get the charges tossed. IANAL View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: The question is: which state is more apt To fuck him over vs give a fair shake? I assume at some point he will be extradited to WI and this is just a delaying tactic. Is it even possible to have a state refuse an extradition on a non death penalty case ? I’m curious if the extradition hearing can force WI to lay out the merits of their case and the defense can refute them to show insufficient evidence for the charges. Effectively a mini trial to attempt to get the charges tossed. IANAL That's what I'm hoping for. |
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View Quote Nice shiner. |
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Quoted: Nice shiner. View Quote I do truly question how safe Kyle is in lock up, Lin Wood says it's the 'safest' place for him right now, but with that black eye I've got my doubts.
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Quoted: I’m curious if the extradition hearing can force WI to lay out the merits of their case and the defense can refute them to show insufficient evidence for the charges. Effectively a mini trial to attempt to get the charges tossed. IANAL View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: The question is: which state is more apt To fuck him over vs give a fair shake? I assume at some point he will be extradited to WI and this is just a delaying tactic. Is it even possible to have a state refuse an extradition on a non death penalty case ? I’m curious if the extradition hearing can force WI to lay out the merits of their case and the defense can refute them to show insufficient evidence for the charges. Effectively a mini trial to attempt to get the charges tossed. IANAL Noice. |
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Quoted: I do truly question how safe Kyle is in lock up, Lin Wood says it's the 'safest' place for him right now, but with that black eye I've got my doubts.
View Quote Lin Wood isn’t building a lot of confidence in me right now. I hope that’s because he is much smarter than me and I don’t see the end game. |
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Quoted: Lin Wood isn’t building a lot of confidence in me right now. I hope that’s because he is much smarter than me and I don’t see the end game. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I do truly question how safe Kyle is in lock up, Lin Wood says it's the 'safest' place for him right now, but with that black eye I've got my doubts.
Lin Wood isn’t building a lot of confidence in me right now. I hope that’s because he is much smarter than me and I don’t see the end game. I find it a bit disconcerting that multiple lawyers here and elsewhere are rather concerned with how Rittenhouse is being handled by Wood and Pierce. |
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Quoted: I find it a bit disconcerting that multiple lawyers here and elsewhere are rather concerned with how Rittenhouse is being handled by Wood and Pierce. View Quote Last I read, Pierce is gone. He stepped out due to ethical conflicts. I’ve written Wood and offered to work for free. He’d have to be damn desperate to accept that offer and he hasn’t yet, so I hold out hope. |
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Quoted: His constant posting on Twitter makes me wonder how he has time for working on Kyle's case. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Lin Wood isn’t building a lot of confidence in me right now. I hope that’s because he is much smarter than me and I don’t see the end game. His constant posting on Twitter makes me wonder how he has time for working on Kyle's case. That's funny. I've thot the same thing, too... |
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Quoted: His constant posting on Twitter makes me wonder how he has time for working on Kyle's case. View Quote He’s a civil lawyer. His interest is that he’ll get paid well for suing every single thing that called Kyle a white nationalist, etc. But he still needs Kyle to be no-billed or whatever the equivalent is there. I expect these are things they’ve discussed with Kyle and his family and they are making a conscious decision to make the criminal part harder in order to make the civil case easier. It worries me though; because from the outside you don’t know what’s going on, |
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Quoted: His constant posting on Twitter makes me wonder how he has time for working on Kyle's case. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Lin Wood isn’t building a lot of confidence in me right now. I hope that’s because he is much smarter than me and I don’t see the end game. His constant posting on Twitter makes me wonder how he has time for working on Kyle's case. He shouldn’t be working on the case at all except for maybe the PR side. He’s a defamation/libel attorney. The kid needs a criminal defense attorney, or a team of them, with a fuck ton of experience in murder cases and self defense claims. If the team he has now is doing anything other than coordinating and assembling the actual team they expect to show up and do the dirty work, they’re doing the kid a disservice. |
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Quoted: He shouldn’t be working on the case at all except for maybe the PR side. He’s a defamation/libel attorney. The kid needs a criminal defense attorney, or a team of them, with a fuck ton of experience in murder cases and self defense claims. If the team he has now is doing anything other than coordinating and assembling the actual team they expect to show up and do the dirty work, they’re doing the kid a disservice. View Quote That's true, I forgot he's a civil attorney. I just find the daily, repeated Twitter posting unprofessional in general. It doesn't inspire confidence. |
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Quoted: He shouldn’t be working on the case at all except for maybe the PR side. He’s a defamation/libel attorney. The kid needs a criminal defense attorney, or a team of them, with a fuck ton of experience in murder cases and self defense claims. If the team he has now is doing anything other than coordinating and assembling the actual team they expect to show up and do the dirty work, they’re doing the kid a disservice. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Lin Wood isn’t building a lot of confidence in me right now. I hope that’s because he is much smarter than me and I don’t see the end game. His constant posting on Twitter makes me wonder how he has time for working on Kyle's case. He shouldn’t be working on the case at all except for maybe the PR side. He’s a defamation/libel attorney. The kid needs a criminal defense attorney, or a team of them, with a fuck ton of experience in murder cases and self defense claims. If the team he has now is doing anything other than coordinating and assembling the actual team they expect to show up and do the dirty work, they’re doing the kid a disservice. Kyle needs money and Wood will get him money. He needs Wood. |
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Quoted: Kyle needs money and Wood will get him money. He needs Wood. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Lin Wood isn’t building a lot of confidence in me right now. I hope that’s because he is much smarter than me and I don’t see the end game. His constant posting on Twitter makes me wonder how he has time for working on Kyle's case. He shouldn’t be working on the case at all except for maybe the PR side. He’s a defamation/libel attorney. The kid needs a criminal defense attorney, or a team of them, with a fuck ton of experience in murder cases and self defense claims. If the team he has now is doing anything other than coordinating and assembling the actual team they expect to show up and do the dirty work, they’re doing the kid a disservice. Kyle needs money and Wood will get him money. He needs Wood. I agree. I do find it interesting he posts so much on twitter. |
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Quoted: That's true, I forgot he's a civil attorney. I just find the daily, repeated Twitter posting unprofessional in general. It doesn't inspire confidence. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: He shouldn’t be working on the case at all except for maybe the PR side. He’s a defamation/libel attorney. The kid needs a criminal defense attorney, or a team of them, with a fuck ton of experience in murder cases and self defense claims. If the team he has now is doing anything other than coordinating and assembling the actual team they expect to show up and do the dirty work, they’re doing the kid a disservice. That's true, I forgot he's a civil attorney. I just find the daily, repeated Twitter posting unprofessional in general. It doesn't inspire confidence. How much did he get the smiling kid the media slandered? A shit ton. I’d say he’s doing just fine. Past performance should inspire confidence. |
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Quoted: How much did he get the smiling kid the media slandered? A shit ton. I’d say he’s doing just fine. Past performance should inspire confidence. View Quote Never, fucking ever, trust a lawyer. Make them show you in terms you can understand exactly how what they are doing benefits you - and then be distrustful as fuck after that. |
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Quoted: You shouldn’t until I’ve demonstrated in normal human speech how what I am saying benefits or harms you. Appreciate the wink; but seriously... lawyers are not normal people and deserve to be treated with distrust. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: So we shouldn't trust your opinion then? Got it You shouldn’t until I’ve demonstrated in normal human speech how what I am saying benefits or harms you. Appreciate the wink; but seriously... lawyers are not normal people and deserve to be treated with distrust. I appreciate the honesty and agree. Trust but verify. Or maybe backwards. Verify and trust what’s in writing. |
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Quoted: You shouldn’t until I’ve demonstrated in normal human speech how what I am saying benefits or harms you. Appreciate the wink; but seriously... lawyers are not normal people and deserve to be treated with distrust. View Quote Ultimately it's not up to us to trust Wood, that's Kyle's call and he'll be the only one in a position to fully hear him out. All we can do is watch how it plays out. Last time Wood went to work we saw what he did for Nick Sandmann, which I think is a good indicator that Wood can be helpful for Kyle. |
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Quoted: Ultimately it's not up to us to trust Wood, that's Kyle's call and he'll be the only one in a position to fully hear him out. All we can do is watch how it plays out. Last time Wood went to work we saw what he did for Nick Sandmann, which I think is a good indicator that Wood can be helpful for Kyle. View Quote Like I said, I’m hopeful. I don’t understand why it is safer for Kyle to be held in a county jail, which are generally notoriously dangerous. I’m really hoping that is part of the backend civil strategy; but if it is why would you tweet your client is safer there? Like you said, that’s Kyle’s call... he’s an adult now making decisions that no adult among us would care to make. Like a lot of life, sometimes you just pray and hope it works out. |
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View Quote That video goes great with the song below. Thomas Rhett - Be A Light (Fan Video) Watch the video with the volume down and listen to this song, any where you pick it up. |
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So that black eye that he had, posted above, would that be from an inmate or a officer? I'm guessing inmate...??? I wanted to say that I hope it was from an inmate and not a damn officer but Jesus, that's a no-win situation all around. He has got to have a big Target on his back
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Quoted: Like I said, I’m hopeful. I don’t understand why it is safer for Kyle to be held in a county jail, which are generally notoriously dangerous. I’m really hoping that is part of the backend civil strategy; but if it is why would you tweet your client is safer there? Like you said, that’s Kyle’s call... he’s an adult now making decisions that no adult among us would care to make. Like a lot of life, sometimes you just pray and hope it works out. View Quote Two questions - 1. The alternative to Kyle sitting in County Jail would seem to be a safehouse somewhere. That would have to probably meet some limitations based on bail conditions and probably be expensive for quality security, yes? 2. Other than this Robert Barnes character (Alex Jones attorney for the Sandy Hook is a fraud and nobody died there case) who is basically a tax lawyer, what qualified criminal defense attorneys have expressed concern about the quality of representation? |
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Quoted: Like I said, I’m hopeful. I don’t understand why it is safer for Kyle to be held in a county jail, which are generally notoriously dangerous. I’m really hoping that is part of the backend civil strategy; but if it is why would you tweet your client is safer there? Like you said, that’s Kyle’s call... he’s an adult now making decisions that no adult among us would care to make. Like a lot of life, sometimes you just pray and hope it works out. View Quote Just a thought and I could be totally off base. It could be safer for Kyle to remain in jail for as long as possible for the sake of defamation suit. It could be laid out in court that the media and social media had slandered him so much that there was really no other viable option for Kyle, but to remain in custody to keep him safe. True or not, it could be used. |
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Quoted: Two questions - 1. The alternative to Kyle sitting in County Jail would seem to be a safehouse somewhere. That would have to probably meet some limitations based on bail conditions and probably be expensive for quality security, yes? 2. Other than this Robert Barnes character (Alex Jones attorney for the Sandy Hook is a fraud and nobody died there case) who is basically a tax lawyer, what qualified criminal defense attorneys have expressed concern about the quality of representation? View Quote As I said earlier, I do not understand why they are making these choices. And your suggestions don’t help me understand it any better. |
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Quoted: Last I read, Pierce is gone. He stepped out due to ethical conflicts. I’ve written Wood and offered to work for free. He’d have to be damn desperate to accept that offer and he hasn’t yet, so I hold out hope. View Quote I believe he stepped away form being involved in the #FightBack fund to avoid the appearance of ethical conflicts. I haven't read that he stepped away from the case. Edit: he represented Kyle at the extradition hearing on Friday 9.25.20 https://politicofire.com/2020/09/25/kyle-rittenhouse-makes-first-court-appearance-his-attorney-fights-extradition-to-wisconsin/ |
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Quoted: Ultimately it's not up to us to trust Wood, that's Kyle's call and he'll be the only one in a position to fully hear him out. All we can do is watch how it plays out. Last time Wood went to work we saw what he did for Nick Sandmann, which I think is a good indicator that Wood can be helpful for Kyle. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: You shouldn’t until I’ve demonstrated in normal human speech how what I am saying benefits or harms you. Appreciate the wink; but seriously... lawyers are not normal people and deserve to be treated with distrust. Ultimately it's not up to us to trust Wood, that's Kyle's call and he'll be the only one in a position to fully hear him out. All we can do is watch how it plays out. Last time Wood went to work we saw what he did for Nick Sandmann, which I think is a good indicator that Wood can be helpful for Kyle. It's Kyle's parents' call, too, right? He is still a minor, isn't he? |
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