you make a great point. the jury should have been sequestered. should be secluded from the world around them. because family members, friends, the tvs, the newspapers, they re going to somehow leak into the jury. they should be sequestered, but the problem is the court administrator in that area is going to say, we don t have the funds to put him in a hotel. we don t have the funds to get them food. and in a case like this that has such significance in america, the jury should have been sequestered, yes, should have been kept together with no outside influences taking place, even though you re telling the jury, hey, don t be reading anything, don t with watching anything. 12 of those jurors, maybe one violated that rule. judge larry side lin, alwaysa pleasure having you.
helpful either on that video. and the third person that was the third individual that ultimately died he also had certain mental disorders. here you have looting, rioting, arson, taking place after a number of days. who s walking the streets at that point, you re not going to have those people at your thanksgiving dinner, the ones walking the streets. you re not going to have rittenhouse at your thanksgiving dinner. you want him sitting at your dinner with a rifle in his arm? i wonder when you reflect here, the judge s decision not to sequester the jury, how do you believe that impacted deliberations, do you feel like the jurors are likely very disciplined that they re not reading, listening to analysts or do you feel that they are able to take it all in and it could influence how they make their decisions.
also out here before the verdict was read. jacob blake was the black man that kenosha police shot, and he is now paralyzed from the waist down. that incident is what spurred these protests where rittenhouse clashed with protesters to begin with. and the family of jacob blake called the whole verdict very emotional and disheartening. of course they re also calling for blake s case to be reopened. so a lot here. it s still very tense in the community, a lot of local leaders, including the president himself asked for people to express their views in a peaceful way, and at least in the kenosha community, they definitely followed that, and it s been pretty quiet since yesterday. natasha chen, thank you so much in kenosha. a lot to talk about here. we re joined by larry sidelin, a former florida circuit court judge who presided over the anna