
What we can -- and can't -- expect from the Rittenhouse jury
CNN
Intense media coverage pushes a public already sharply divided by political differences to expect a social and political message from the jury's verdict. But the law requires something entirely different: a strict analysis of the facts and law by 12 ordinary citizens insulated from outside pressure.
It's one made all the more difficult by the burden of expectations.

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