content: It won't go to jury. He'll plea down to voluntary manslaughter, which the prosecutors will offer because they can't prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he had malice aforethought. He may have been in the act of panicking, and videos don't clearly show whether or not he had reasonable suspicion to fear for his life further up the street due to the acts of protestors. If his defense is worth anything they'll make it clear too that the reasons for him being at the rally (to be in league with neo-Nazis) are inadmissible as character evidence, unless he specifically talked about desiring to kill protestors or mow people down with his car. The prosecution would know that the jury wouldn't be trying him based on his political beliefs, but whether or not there was sufficient evidence to prove he acted with malice aforethought. He'll get 12 years, that's my prediction.