Idaho Murders: Bryan Kohberger’s Lawyer Pushes Court to Unseal Grand Jury Proceedings
May 23, 2023
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8:37Now PlayingIdaho Murders: Bryan Kohberger’s Lawyer Pushes Court to Unseal Grand Jury Proceedings
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as posted by the channelThe lawyer representing Bryan Kohberger filed a motion requesting the court to unseal materials related to grand jury proceedings that led to an indictment against the accused student murderer. Anne C. Taylor filed the motion on May 19, just days before Kohberger would appear in court for his arraignment. Kohberger was indicted and charged with the November 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students. The Law&Crime Network’s Sierra Gillespie and legal analyst Julie Rendelman discuss why Taylor may be seeking these materials and what it could mean for Kohberger’s defense at trial.
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Sierra Gillespie
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Julie Rendelman
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