Legal landscape: Charlie Kirk suspects arrest

645. Now in the legal landscape. Our right analyst, lawyer Dan Adams, comes to us every Monday to interrupt the greatest cases in Wisconsin and in the country. Good morning you, Dan. Initially, the murder of Charlie Kirk and the arrest of Tyler Robinson triggered countless theories, especially online. According to reports, Robinson is not cooperated and claims that he was innocent, but many have already owed him guilty before the court of public opinion. How difficult is it for dishes to ensure a fair procedure if the public pressure is so strong? Well, good morning Mallory. This is a constant problem that we have in our society because we have a tension between two values. We have a value in America of transparency and openness. We want to know what is going on in our society. We have the feeling that we have the right to know, and we certainly believe that the government should tell us everything that is going on in our court system. You know that a crime is included. The downside of this tension is that someone who is accused of crime has the right to a fair procedure and has the right not to put public opinion in court before the court. And here it seems that this suspect, Robinson, just like any other person who is accused of crime, claims his fifth right of change to silence. And if you say that he does not cooperate, only means that he is not a testimony to himself. That is certainly something he can do. It is unsatisfactory for us in public who wish. We want to answer to know that this person did that? And if so, why did you do it? But in the age of the mass media it is really problematic for a future jury to be able to come to the courtroom and not based on guilt or innocence that is based on something that you have read in the news, certainly on the Internet, if a jury was able to break your oath, and a fact that it is a fact that it is a fact that it is a fact that it is a fact A fact that it deals with the fact that it deals with the fact. You know 50 years ago they had a mechanism that moved from jurisdiction, where the crime happened in another place. It was usually a good recipe for something that was terribly high. Now, on the Internet age, it doesn't always work. And with other tensions there you can't do this so often. So when we see this thing, we will see how the dishes know with this voltage between the public what is going on and the protection of the rights of this person in the future. ABSOLUTELY. In the meantime, the civil process against the former police officer of Wauwatosa, Joseph Mensah, ended in another hung jury. Can the family of Alvin Cole, who was shot by Mensah in 2020, bring the case back to court? Or is that legal the end of the street? Well, we talk a lot about it and we have just spoken about the fifth change, the sixth change for Robinson, here for a civilian case. In civil proceedings there is actually a seventh amendment application for a legal proceedings. We don't talk much about that in the media because we just don't have that much attention. But Alvin Cole's family, the property certainly has the right to continue to try to get a relief in court. This would be the third process. It is actually already planned for May. Judge Ableman before the federal courts gave them a tough procedural date. Again they have already left a jury twice, and no side could persuade the jury in one way or another. Whether Joseph Mensah at Alvin Cole's shootout was liable for excessive violence. Both sides. If you look at the facts, there are bad facts for both sides, both for the estate. In view of the actions of Cole's actions in front of the shootout and for Joseph Mensah himself, who was the only officer of five on site who fired any shots that in question. This was five and a half years before shooting. You know that justice takes time, but you will certainly have access to the dishes. Even despite these two hanging juries. YES. We will see what happens in spring when this case is back in court. Dan, thank you very much. So

Legal landscape: Charlie Kirk suspects arrest

Lawyer Dan Adams joins 12 messages this morning to discuss how difficult it is for the dishes to ensure a fair procedure if public opinion is so strong.

Updated: 7:11 on CDT September 15, 2025

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Charlie Kirk suspects that the murder of Charlie Kirk and the arrest of Tyler Robinson fueled countless theories, especially online. Robinson does not cooperate and claims that he was innocent, said civil servants, but many have already considered him guilty before the court of public opinion. Lawyer Dan Adams joins 12 messages this morning to discuss how difficult it is for the dishes to ensure a fair procedure if public opinion is so strong. Lawyer Dan Adams explains whether the family of Alvin Cole, who was shot by Mensah in 2020, can bring the case back to court or whether this is legally the end of the street. Watch the legal landscape every Monday with lawyer Dan Adams every Monday in 12 news at 6 a.m.

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Charlie Kirk suspects arrest

The murder of Charlie Kirk and the arrest of Tyler Robinson fueled countless theories, especially online. Robinson does not cooperate and claims that he was innocent, said civil servants, but many have already considered him guilty before the court of public opinion. Lawyer Dan Adams joins 12 messages this morning to discuss how difficult it is for the dishes to ensure a fair procedure if public opinion is so strong.

Cop Shoot Retria: Hung jury

The civil trial against the former Wauwatosa officer Joseph Mensah just ended with another suspended jury. Lawyer Dan Adams explains whether the family of Alvin Cole, who was shot by Mensah in 2020, can bring the case back to court or whether this is legally the end of the street.

Watch the legal landscape every Monday with lawyer Dan Adams every Monday in 12 news at 6 a.m.