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Judge gives Bryan Kohberger permission to resume jury pool surveys
MOSCOW, Idaho — A Latah County judge has given the man accused of killing four University of Idaho students permission to continue surveying potential jurors. Judge John Judge issued an order Friday stating that Bryan Kohberger, 29, and his defense team may continue surveying potential jurors in Latah County as long as the questions asked don't violate the case's gag order. Judge also stated the questions on the survey don't need to be changed before it continues.
Judge in Kohberger murder case allows surveys of potential jurors to continue ‘without modification’
The judge in the case against Bryan Kohberger, accused of killing four University of Idaho students in the fall of 2021, is allowing surveys that were being conducted with potential jurors to continue “without modification,” according to an order issued last week.
Attorney explains how books are deemed ‘harmful’
POTLATCH — An attorney for the Latah County Library District said those who want libraries to remove “harmful” books from their shelves must meet a burden of proof first. Geoff Schroeder spoke to the Latah County Library board of trustees Tuesday at the Potlatch Library about the...
Judge allows pre-trial jury surveys to continue in Kohberger case
MOSCOW, Idaho — The defense team representing the man accused of killing four University of Idaho students can resume jury surveys, so long as it respects the gag order over the case. Latah County District Court John Judge, who is overseeing the case of Bryan Kohberger, issued an order...
Judge allows Kohberger survey to continue
Latah County District Judge John Judge is allowing Bryan Kohberger’s defense to continue asking potential jurors to participate in a survey regarding the quadruple murder case. On Friday, Judge officially lifted his previous order banning the defense from contacting prospective jurors in Latah County and other Idaho counties. Judge...
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