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If they catch him jury selection will be a tough gig for the State.
Dont think they will catch hiim, and if they do won't be alive. Bet they have kill on site as their orders.
Maybe. Seems he has a few slip ups and they seem to have several leads. I think he'll end up caught or end up dead. If caught, everyone in that city will need to remember jury nullification.
They could also just find him innocent. For example, if he is charged with premeditated murder, the jury could say they did not think the murder was premeditated and that he is innocent.
They could say that they don’t think the defendant is the person who did the crime and that he is innocent.
You just described jury nullification
I thought jury nullification was a third verdict that is not guilt or innocent.
It's a bit more complex and broad than that.
Its the jury disagreeing with the law
Jury nullification is exercised by juries finding defendants not guilty
"We find the defendant innocent"
Or simply, "Oh this is the shooter? No he isn't."
Don't let the selectors know you know about Jury Nullification.