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The prosecution shows drone footage to the court in its argument over provocation instructions to the jury; the judge listenes to arguments about what the jury will be allowed to consider when they get the case in Kyle Rittenhouse's trial.
The prosecution shows drone footage to the court in its argument over provocation instructions to the jury; the judge listenes to arguments about what the jury will be allowed to consider when they get the case in Kyle Rittenhouse's trial.
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S1, EP73 "Final Case to the Jury"The defense in Kyle Rittenhouse's trial says his behavior the night of the shooting is protected under the law of self-defense; the prosecution gets another turn to try to convince jurors that he did not have to kill anyone that night.
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