That's when the jury could begin their deliberations. The city of Kenosha has already started bracing for the outcome.
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While Kenosha has not seen any protests or demonstrations as the trial has gone on, the state isn't taking any chances. Gov. Tony Evers sent in about 500 members of the Wisconsin National Guard for active duty to help local law enforcement.
The defense rested its case Thursday afternoon and after a long weekend, the court is set to resume Monday for closing arguments.
The jury will then begin deliberating after listening to two weeks of passionate and emotional testimony.
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Rittenhouse, now 18, is charged with intentionally killing Anthony Huber, but prosecutors want jurors to also consider charges similar to manslaughter, and something as low as reckless endangerment.
He testified that he acted in self-defense.
Kenosha residents shared their thoughts as closing arguments approach.
"I just hope we can all come together," Tyrone Brooks said.
Kaitlyn Knodel raised concerns about her divided community.
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"I just feel like it's been real tense in the city. A real draw between the two. One side wants him locked up, the other side that doesn't want him," Kaitlyn Knodel said.
After closing arguments tomorrow, names will be drawn to decide which 12 jurors will deliberate and which ones will be dismissed as alternates. Eighteen people have been hearing the case. The panel appears to be overwhelmingly white, like Rittenhouse and those he shot.
The protests were set off by the wounding of Jacob Blake by a white police officer in August 2020.
Rittenhouse went to the protest with a rifle and a medical kit in what the former police and fire youth cadet said was an effort to protect property after rioters set fires and ransacked businesses on previous nights.
The case has stirred fierce debate over vigilantism, self-defense, the Second Amendment right to bear arms and the unrest that erupted throughout the U.S. over the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis and other police violence against Black people.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.