January 15, 2024
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5:57Now PlayingLegal analysts Misty Marris and Matt Murphy provide insights into the implications of the University of Idaho's demolition of the Off-campus home where four students were fatally stabbed, ahead of the murder trial of Brian Berger. They discuss the concerns raised by the victims' families and the potential impact on the trial, highlighting the significance of the house's layout and the missed opportunity for a jury visit. The panel questions the university's decision and emphasizes the importance of due process in capital case litigation.
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