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Trial of Kyle Rittenhouse, where the judge restricted language and the jury found him not guilty
shot three men on Aug. 25, 2020 — he killed two men, and , and wounded (three people shot in total) . The sources supplied document who was shot and the legal outcome, but they do not consistently ide...
Yes — was criminally charged after the August 25, 2020 shootings in : prosecutors filed multiple felony and misdemeanor counts including homicide-related charges, some charges were later dismissed by ...
dismissed the misdemeanor count charging with possession of a dangerous weapon by a person under 18 because he accepted a statutory reading that the prohibition applies only to minors who possess shor...
was criminally charged in with seven counts originally: five felonies that went to trial (two homicide counts, one attempted homicide and two counts of first‑degree reckless endangerment) plus charges...
’s self-defense statute and jury instructions framed the central legal question in the trial: whether the defendant reasonably believed deadly force was necessary and whether he forfeited that privile...
bought on May 1, 2020, paying for it with money from Rittenhouse, and arranged for it to be stored at his stepfather’s house before the August shootings in Kenosha . Prosecutors initially charged Blac...
tied to have not been resolved on the merits, but judges have cleared at least one wrongful‑death civil case to proceed and the litigation has inherited the same evidence fights that roiled the crimin...