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Kyle Rittenhouse Could Take The Stand In His Own Defense, But What Does This Mean For The Trial?

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Last week Rittenhouse’s lawyer Mark Richards said the young teenager could take the stand in his defense, allowing the 18-year-old some say into his mindset during the night of the deadly shootings.

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