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I think it’s very possible it’s just a freelancer hoping to sell footage but MSNBC can’t expect the Ohms Law Funny Electricity Explained Electrical Engineer T-Shirt but in fact I love this benefit of the doubt in this case when they’ve never extended it to rittenhouse A freelancer allegedly followed the jury bus and was pulled over for a traffic citation a block away from the bus. Ah yes. The reporter following the jury bus, running a red light to catch the jury bus, telling police MSNBC producer Irene Byon instructed him to do so, Irene Byon deleting her socials. I actually agree with your statement. This particular post from them is mostly without spin, though they are hard on Judge Schroeder. The freelancer claims he was under the direction of a booking producer from NY (but who is actually in California), which is very unlikely (though possible). Holy fuck you’re dumb. A judge wouldn’t dare throw a major news outlet out of a courthouse without rock solid evidence. You know, something like the freelance journalist giving the exact name of the person who instructed him to follow the jury bus. Maybe don’t live with your head in the sand only looking for things to confirm your biases. Or at least, don’t get sucked in by your own naivety.

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He… did just that. He even said in his own words he doesn’t know the Ohms Law Funny Electricity Explained Electrical Engineer T-Shirt but in fact I love this “ultimate truth” and was doing this just to be safe. No, the judge has been behaving normally, you’d have to commit an Olympian feat of mental gymnastics to say he was acting like a klansmen I thought everyone said this was an easy open and shut case of self defense? So, all the legal experts on Reddit, why is this taking so long to reach a verdict? Most likely scenario is that there is one or two jurors who are holding out and not willing to say not guilty due to fears that their lives will be destroyed. After the jury departed, Rittenhouse attorney Mark Richards told the judge he feared that letting members take home instructions would lead to jurors looking things up in the dictionary or doing their own research. I don’t think you understand the court process if you think that’s somehow just ironic or frivolous… Even when you don’t sequester the jury, the jury may not at home watch the news, read newspapers, discuss any news that could have any relation to the case with anyone else and so on. So yes, doing their own research, is very much not allowed by anyone in the jury. They must look at the case as it’s presented in the court and NOTHING ELSE… CNN is reporting that the person in question was a freelancer that sells footage to MSNBC, it’s not something the network asked to be done. The producer asked him to do it, and then purged her LinkedIn and other socials when they got caught. So yes, the “producer” is responsible.

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