Ruling In Kyle Rittenhouse Trial Leads Observers Outraged | The Michigan Chronicle

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Ruling In Kyle Rittenhouse Trial Leads Observers Outraged | The Michigan Chronicle

Photo: Getty Images The latest development in the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse has left several observers outraged. On Tuesday afternoon, Kenosha County Circuit Court Bruce Schroeder ruled that defense attorneys can refer to the men who were shot by Kyle Rittenhouse as 'rioters,' 'arsonists' and 'looters' after opening arguments are made. “He can demonize them … Continued

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