More re (Possible) Change of Venue (aka Transfer of Trial)?
@CGray123 Excuse me for snipping your post, but I wanted to focus on one issue.
If CoV being granted “means only that the jury pool would be drawn from another county” is ^ post saying that potential jurors from County X would be transported TO Moscow? Then jury selection? Then TRIAL IN MOSCOW?
@CGray123? Anyone? IDK, could be.
In some cases in which a change of venue motion was granted, I recall that the prosecutor, defendant, def atty, witnesses, judge, ct reporter, et al, all went from County Y, where the crime occurred, to County X for the trial.
Regardless of which contingent has to travel, seems cumbersome, esp’ly w distance to. Boise (being discussing here as one poss. new venue)--- 5 hr 41 min (295.1 mi) to Moscow *
But as Daybell trial Judge Boyce wrote in his order “the court must consider the most important factor: that justice will be served. Of tantamount importance to the court is selecting and maintaining a fair and impartial jury throughout a two-and-a-half month trial.” **
Aaand trial of BCK is likely to last for weeks. Imo jmo moo
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* 5 hr 41 min (295.1 mi) via US-95 S and ID-55 S. Moscow to Boise
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** I assume (could be wrong), you're referring to Daybell case? I've just skimmed headlines on that case but just came across this.
In Daybell case, in Oct. 2021, ID Sup. Ct.** ordered a transfer from Fremont Co/7th Dist. to Ada Co./4th Dist. and that Judge Boyce remains assigned to the case.
A pdf image of ID Sup Ct’s Oct. 2021 order at link.
https://kslnewsradio.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/COV-Daybell.pdf
"April 28, 2022 - Judge Boyce ... also denied a request from prosecutors to have a jury transported from Ada County to Fremont County for the trial and re-affirms that the trial will happen in Ada County."
** May 2, 2022
Charges against Chad remain; Daybells' trials to be held in Boise
^^^ May not be current, but no way for me to catch up.