Kyle Rittenhouse intentionally falsified Court documents...

[brooklynite]

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[soothsayer]

1. Are lawyers supposed to falsify court documents ever?

Seriously

[brooklynite]

18. No.

[Bluethroughu]

2. Name the Kenosha official and remove him from law enforcement

He obviously has no respect for the law. The lawyers should be disbarred for helping do this.

[soothsayer]

20. Probably fictional

[Bluethroughu]

21. Maybe...time for an investigation

But dissbar the lawyers.

[soothsayer]

24. Definitely

[MurrayDelph]

23. Kyle Barron?

[safeinOhio]

3. Just to be safe, let's try

Protective Custody.

[zaj]

4. Either this is no big deal, or the lawyers are idiots.

It's not like this is the first time that someone is both in-court and in a safe house. Why are the attorney's taking legal guidance from a cop?

[Johnny2X2X]

5. Could you imagine is he was black?

Imagine he was black, and went across state lines illegally with an assault rifle to engage Trump supporters at a rally and then shot 3 people. He probably would have been killed on site, and if not would be under the jail right now.

[Bluethroughu]

22. A person of color would have been dead.

The cops should have done a check on those punks with guns, instead of throwing them waters and thanking them...it emboldened these punks to use those guns. If I was one of the family member's of the dead, I would sue the Kenosha police dpt. for wrongful death.

[Cartoonist]

6. And if the Kenosha official told them to jump off a cliff . . .

[roamer65]

7. Criminal obstruction of justice.

Charge the lawyers and make them name the police official.

[sakabatou]

8. This sounds like a conspiracy between the police, the attorney and Kyle himself.

[jimfields33]

9. At 17, I didn't think children could sign documents

His lawyer should have known about this. Yes the kid is evil, but procedures should still be followed.

[jalan48]

10. He would be very safe in solitary confinement.

[RockRaven]

11. We'll see how corrupt the judge is... They ought not allow an officer of the court to get away

with intentionally falsifying their filings, no matter who told them to do it. If the judge doesn't drop a hammer on the lawyers, that says a lot about the judge.

[Mr. Ected]

12. Oh for God's sake, this is so much bullshit

Since when do defense attorneys take their cue from the police department?

This is truly a conspiracy in action.

[PirateRo]

13. Does this mean he forfeits the $2M bail money?

I’m astounded there was even a bail number set.

[TexasTowelie]

15. Rittenhouse doesn't care since all of the money for bail

was grifted from those who sympathize with him.

[PirateRo]

17. I couldn't agree more, you're right!

I just want to understand if he’s really gone because someone’s going to want to collect that $2M once that money’s surrendered to the court.

[bullimiami]

14. start with hauling the lawyers in on contempt citations. get the name of this high ranking guy.

request the da file conspiracy charges against the lot.

falsifying court documents. aiding and abetting.
send them all up the river.

time to stop playing games.

[brooklynite]

19. I think this rises far beyond Contempt...

...this is an action likely to get you disbarred.

[TeamPooka]

16. A lawyer who admits filing false information with the court usually loses their license

[obamanut2012]

25. He is going to be disbarred

[crickets]

26. This is ridiculous. Revoke Kyle's bail and put him in a jail cell.

That's the best way to keep track of him. It's amazing he was granted bail in the first place, much less allowed to walk out without so much as an ankle monitor.

Also, revoke the attorney's license for lying to the court. Done.

[riversedge]

27. If the documents are released, why not just redact the address?

[gratuitous]

28. Aren't safe houses usually reserved for witnesses?

The "safe house" for a criminal defendant goes by the name "jail" or "prison."

[Gothmog]

29. The bond should be forfeited and this asshole locked up