Kohberger judge cracks after examination leaves after the 'Dateline' episode

Keith Morrison, left, discusses a “Dateline” episode about Bryan Kohberger, right, with Eastidahonews.com Reporter Nate Eaton. The episode was broadcast on May 9th.

Boise (Lewiston Tribune) -The judge in the Bryan Kohberger case, after a “Dateline” episode on November 13, 2022, which made the murders last week, made against the Moscow Murder examination after a “Dateline” episode.

The NBC reporters for the “Dateline” episode with the title “The Dirurgy Night on King Road” based on information from anonymous sources associated with the case.

Among other things, Kohberger's alleged cell phone activity was detailed in the episode, including Ted Bundy, porn and the Moscow Murder examination. The episode also divided cruel details about the crime scene and the surveillance video about the suspect's vehicle near the King Road Center.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpdgewcsyns

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Kohberger is facing four murder cases of first degree and a break -in among the cuddles of the students of the University of Idaho, Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin.

In a court document submitted on Thursday, the district judge of Ada County, Steven Hippler, wrote that someone has violated the court's non -dissemination order who prohibits the people who are involved in the case.

Hippler said that these violations could possibly violate a fair procedure against Kohberger's right and extend the case.

“Accordingly, the court is absolutely necessary to try to see that the source of such a leak is identified and folded into account, and that this is the best deterrent for future violations,” wrote Hippler.

He ordered that everyone who was involved in the case was to extinguish or destroy all evidence in connection with the case or the associated communications that they had with someone outside the examination.

The public prosecutor and the lawyers of Kohberger have seven days to submit a list of all people in their teams who had access to facts in connection with the Murder examination.

The public prosecutor must also write a plan to prevent future violations of the GAG.

Hippler also found a deadline for the defense on Thursday to present “alternative perpetrators” and handed the rules of the upcoming process.

A hearing will be carried out on June 18 to discuss the accused's evidence that alternative perpetrators were responsible for the four -time murders.

Hippler warned the lawyer Anne Taylor and her defense team that they have to provide him with specific evidence and reasons why it is permitted. You can't just be accused, he said.

Hippler said that what you have offered him so far is “quite uncomfortable” in terms of admissibility.

The process begins on August 11th with the selection of the jury to start on July 30th.

When the process begins, the daily hearings last from Monday to Friday from 8:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The trial version is interrupted during the holidays and October 2 to 3, since Hippler has a previous commitment.

The seats for the top -class attempt will be a premium. The seats of the victims, the survivors of the victims and members of the victims and members of Kohberger's family are reserved.

The process is livestream online, but the defense and the public prosecutor said that some witnesses may not be reluctant to say whether their face is displayed in front of the camera, including the surviving roommates of the victims. Hippler agreed that there is convincing interest not to show the roommates in front of the camera, but said that he had to be convinced that he was doing the same for other witnesses.

The plan for the jury's selection process is to limit the pool to 50 or 55. From there, the court selects 12 jurors and eight deputies.

The law enforcement and defense have written their proposed jury questionnaires for the jury selection process. These were sealed by the court. Most of the jury's selection process will not be public.

On Thursday, Kohberger was a pre -judicial conference in front of the district court of the ADA district court in front of Hippler, who asked the lawyers to avoid communication with the jury outside the courtroom.

Kohberger still has the chance to complete a plea deal this summer if he accepts the “last best offer of the public prosecutor”, said Hippler.

If there is a guilty judgment at the end of the trial, the criminal phase would begin immediately. The jury could either condemn Kohberger without probation or the death penalty for life if it was found guilty for murder.

A large part of Hippler's instructions to the lawyers revolves it to ensure that the attempt moves as efficiently as possible. The judge asked them to inform him in advance of questions of evidence or objections that they would like to address.

He also warned the lawyers to remain professional and not to raise any accusations against the other side without evidence.