The Rittenhouse Trial Shows Us Why Cameras in Courtrooms Are the Proper Move for Our Legal System

The past couple of weeks showed it was beneficial that we were able to watch the Rittenhouse trial for ourselves.

Make no mistake, there has been no shortage of imbalanced visuals and cerebrally-challenged commentary surrounding the case over the past weeks that is the Kyle Rittenhouse trial. From a prosecution team that had dreams of a post-verdict TV career to a judge who was very comfortable in his robe or the defendant who became social media fodder after breaking down on the stand and a lawyer whose face-palm became a meme after his witness unraveled their case with one answer — this had all the earmarks of a legal jesters’ cabaret.

And we need to be grateful that it was captured live for us to see.

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I know, there are plenty of people saying this was a fiasco of torts, and that the presence of the cameras not only added to the hysterics but they quite probably encouraged many of the shenanigans. It was apparent early on lead prosecutor Thomas Binger felt he had a further career of some sort in front of cameras; he managed to derail that dream with a performance of ineptitude, capped off by his pointing a gun at the jury, displaying worse gun management than the 17-year-old he was attempting to show was reckless.

Judge Bruce Schroeder has also enjoyed his time before the lenses, boisterously condemning some of the actions of the prosecutors but also allowing their sham of a case to continue, despite numerous reasons to call a mistrial. Considering that this prosecution team has been such a disaster that airbags should have gone off at the plaintiff’s desk, the trial has not been curtailed. That would cut short the camera time.

Then there was the debacle we saw play out involving MSNBC/NBC News, with potential jury tampering. A stringer for NBC was chasing down the juror’s vehicle, seemingly looking to learn who they were, in defiance of the safety protocols set up for them. But don’t you dare call the press the “enemy of the people.” The past few weeks, the journalists have been behaving like jackals, as there has been no shortage of wild claims about this case made in the press. The mistruths, misrepresentations, and misapplication of the law are rather lengthy.

https://redstate.com/bradslager/2021/11/19/the-rittenhouse-trial-shows-us-why-cameras-in-courtrooms-are-the-proper-move-for-our-legal-system-n478624
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The Rittenhouse Trial Shows Us Why Cameras in Courtrooms Are the Proper Move for Our Legal System PgkowJT

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The Rittenhouse Trial Shows Us Why Cameras in Courtrooms Are the Proper Move for Our Legal System

The Rittenhouse Trial Shows Us Why Cameras in Courtrooms Are the Proper Move for Our Legal System

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