Now that the policies Milwaukee DA John Chisolm’s spent his career championing apparently enabled a violent career criminal in a horrific crime, he is singing a different tune.
Author: Andrew C. McCarthy
Thoughts on the Rittenhouse Not-Guilty Verdicts
Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted because that was the only just verdict, but the trial has little to tell us about other important matters.
Rittenhouse Judge Lets Jurors Go Home . . . <em>with the Jury Instructions</em>
The fourth day of deliberations in the Rittenhouse trial is scheduled to begin soon. We shouldn’t be surprised.
Bang-Bang Binger
A prosecutor should never handle gun exhibits as if they are in a game or as if the weapon is a toy.
The Rittenhouse Jury-Instruction Process Is a Mess
What has gone on in the Rittenhouse trial this morning is ridiculous.
Rittenhouse Misdemeanor Possession of Gun Charge out of the Case
With the misdemeanor charge no longer an issue in the Rittenhouse trial, the prosecution is reduced to relying on dubious video evidence.
Rittenhouse Trial Reaches Closing Arguments
Like everything else in the Rittenhouse case, the picture of Judge Schroeder is more complex than what you’re hearing.
Why Is Rittenhouse Testifying?
Kyle Rittenhouse’s testimony is not over yet, but at the moment it seems to be helping the defense materially.
Trump Blasts Infrastructure Blowout? That’s a Good One . . .
Trump is singularly responsible for the Democrats’ Senate majority and hence their ability to push legislation through.
Fifth Circuit Suspends Biden’s (Theoretically Eventual) Vaccine Mandate
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has suspended the vaccine mandate while considering whether to issue a permanent injunction against it.