4 Univ of Idaho Students Murdered, Bryan Kohberger Arrested, Moscow, Nov 2022 #96

[minazoe]

Ok, sure. Evidence of an act that's an element of the charge brought may certainly come in. IF he was charged with concealing evidence, how he concealed it would clearly be relevant evidence. But whether he broke into a classmate's apartment so she'd have him help her with a home surveillance system that he could later use to spy on her seems irrelevant to the charges brought (even in the unlikely event it could be proven the situation with the classmate actually happened.) And if there is evidence he routinely ran and/or drove around at night, that would seem to me to be evidence favorable to the defense, not the state. It would show his behavior wasn't unusual that particular night.
MOO

it's not unusual for a vampires to fly around at night either. mOO

 

[wendy44]

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When you read through this list of deadlines, the bulk of them are by the end of this year and into April, though the trial is not until August. It seems far away, but looking at this, you can really appreciate how much is actually due way before then. An August trial date is not nearly as much time to prepare as it seems.
IMO

 

[NCWatcher]

When you read through this list of deadlines, the bulk of them are by the end of this year and into April, though the trial is not until August. It seems far away, but looking at this, you can really appreciate how much is actually due way before then. An August trial date is not nearly as much time to prepare as it seems.
IMO

Agree. Imagine how compacted the deadlines would have had to be if the trial had been moved back to May (one of the judge's suggested dates.)
MOO