Stay ConnectedIn parallel with the premiere of The Jinx Part 2 on the Max streaming service, we are scheduling a special event for Season 10 of the Jury Duty podcast…. The Trial of Robert Durst — Greatest Hits.
For each of the six weeks of The Jinx 2 series we will re-release four of our favorite episodes about the Durst trial from the Jury Duty feed… for a total of 24 episodes.
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On this episode of Jury Duty: The Trial of Kyle Rittenhouse, host Kary Antholis is joined once again by Abbe Smith who serves as Professor of Law and Director of the Criminal Defense and Prisoner Advocacy Clinic at Georgetown University. Together they discuss the opening statements of Prosecutor Thomas Binger and Defense Attorney Mark Richards, including what their respective strategies were and who seemed to make the more effective connection with the jury.
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This season of Jury Duty explores the murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse. In The Trial of Kyle Rittenhouse: Defense Opening — Part 1, host Kary Antholis begins our look at the Opening Statement offered by the defense, as delivered by Rittenhouse attorney, Mark Richards.
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This season of Jury Duty explores the murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse. In The Trial of Kyle Rittenhouse: Prosecutor's Opening — Part 3, host Kary Antholis concludes our exploration of the prosecution’s opening statement and explores the moment where Thomas Binger experiences the consequences of his decision not to seek to use media elements in his presentation.
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This season of Jury Duty explores the murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse. In The Trial of Kyle Rittenhouse: Prosecutor's Opening — Part 2, host Kary Antholis continues our examination of Prosecutor Thomas Binger’s opening statement as he sets the scene for the jury of downtown Kenosha on the night of August 25th and describes for the jury some of the key witnesses he plans to call during the trial.
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This season of Jury Duty explores the murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse. In The Trial of Kyle Rittenhouse: Prosecutor's Opening — Part 1, host Kary Antholis begins an examination of the opening statement made by Prosecutor Thomas Binger on November 2, 2021. Over the course of the episode, we follow along as Binger recounts the events leading up to the night of August 25, 2020, and as he anticipates the defense arguments by encouraging the jury to question whether Kyle Rittenhouse really did act reasonably and in self-defense.
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This season of Jury Duty explores the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse. At the end of each week, host Kary Antholis is joined by an expert in the criminal justice field to help distill and further analyze what was heard in the trial. This week our guest is Michael Cicchini. Cicchini has been routinely recognized by his peers as one of Wisconsin’s best Criminal Defense Attorneys and in 2020 received the William M. Coffey Defender Award from the Wisconsin Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers for “significant contributions to professionalism in the criminal practice.” Michael, who has tried dozens of cases in the Kenosha courts including many before Judge Schroeder, offers us his unique insight into the participants and events of the Trial of Kyle Rittenhouse with a special focus on the events that we covered this past week.
During the course of the conversation, Michael discusses an article that he wrote examining whether police in Kenosha are using disorderly conducts laws to surveil African American “communities for signs of disorder” and “as a means of social control against people of color.”
Here’s the article that he references.
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This season of Jury Duty explores the murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse. In The Trial of Kyle Rittenhouse: Jury Instructions, host Kary Antholis focuses on defense attorney Corey Chirafisi’s strategy and tactics in his voir dire questioning of prospective jurors. We will also offer an overview of Judge Schroeder’s initial instructions to the 20 impaneled jurors the following day.
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This season of Jury Duty explores the murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse. In The Trial of Kyle Rittenhouse: Jury Selection, host Kary Antholis begins our examination of the Jury selection process for this trial, paying close attention to Judge Schroeder’s method and style of guiding that process, and Prosecutor Thomas Binger’s voir dire tactics and strategy as well.
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This season of Jury Duty explores the murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse. In The Trial of Kyle Rittenhouse: Admissible Evidence Hearing — Part 2, host Kary Antholis we continue our examination of the October 25, 2021 hearing, which features Judge Schroeder’s controversial ruling to allow complaining witnesses, the men shot by Kyle Rittenhouse, to be referred to as “rioters,” “looters,” and “arsonists,” but not “victims.”
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This season of Jury Duty explores the murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse. The Trial of Kyle Rittenhouse: Admissible Evidence Hearing — Part 1, host Kary Antholis examines the first portion of an October 25, 2021 pretrial hearing. In this hearing, the prosecution seeks to prevent testimony from two potential defense witnesses—one a Kenosha Wisconsin Police Officer named Amanda Franco with a tenuous link to the August 25, 2020 shooting, and the other, a use-of-force expert named Dr. John Black.
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