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A photo of ADA Kraus’ laptop screen being projected onto the large 4k TV screen in the courtroom showed the presence of a software app named Handbrake, a program used to generate low-definition versions of high-definition videos. Apparently, the provision of the low-resolution video to the defense was not an accident at all, but rather an intentional act of the prosecution.<ref>https://youtu.be/eHOixtPHDVQ</ref> If so, it would constitute prosecutorial misconduct sufficiently grievous to not only warrant a mistrial with prejudice but certainly misconduct, perhaps even malicious prosecution charges.<ref>https://legalinsurrection.com/2021/11/rittenhouse-trial-mayhem-courtoom-fights-over-videos-and-mistrial-as-jury-deliberates/</ref>
A photo of ADA Kraus’ laptop screen being projected onto the large 4k TV screen in the courtroom showed the presence of a software app named Handbrake, a program used to generate low-definition versions of high-definition videos. Apparently, the provision of the low-resolution video to the defense was not an accident at all, but rather an intentional act of the prosecution.<ref>https://youtu.be/eHOixtPHDVQ</ref> If so, it would constitute prosecutorial misconduct sufficiently grievous to not only warrant a mistrial with prejudice but certainly misconduct, perhaps even malicious prosecution charges.<ref>https://legalinsurrection.com/2021/11/rittenhouse-trial-mayhem-courtoom-fights-over-videos-and-mistrial-as-jury-deliberates/</ref>
[[File:Andrew Coffee.PNG|right|300px|thumb|Andrew Coffee and Kyle Rittenhouse acquitted the same day.]]
===Prosecutor push witness to lie to police===
===Prosecutor push witness to lie to police===
A witness in the trial, Amateur photographer Nathan DeBruin, testified that prosecutors pushed him to change his statement to the police.
A witness in the trial, Amateur photographer Nathan DeBruin, testified that prosecutors pushed him to change his statement to the police.