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IL: Illinois judge to rule on Kyle Rittenhouse extradition to Kenosha
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The mother of a 17-year-old accused of killing two demonstrators in Kenosha, Wisconsin, is among those slated to testify Friday during a hearing in Illinois to decide if her son should be extradited across the border to stand trial on homicide charges.
Kyle Rittenhouse’s lawyers also planned to call an expert on self-defense, a prison-safety consultant and two former homicide detectives in a long shot bid to convince Judge Paul Novak in Waukegan, Illinois, not to turn their client over to Wisconsin authorities. |
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jac
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He should never have been charged.
He was attacked. It is a clear case of self defense. When you have a gun and someone attacks you, your only option is to incapacitate the attacker so that he can't take your weapon and use it against you.
Furthermore, there was a gang chasing him. Had he not defended himself, there is a good chance that he would have been killed.
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