Idaho Judge Allows Bryan Kohberger's Jury Pool Survey to Continue

The decision aims to ensure a fair trial amid concerns about potential juror bias in the high-profile murder case.

Idaho judge rules that Bryan Kohberger's defense can resume surveying potential jurors, despite objections over prejudicial questions.
The survey is part of efforts to address potential biases in the jury pool, as Kohberger faces charges for the murder of four University of Idaho students.
Defense argues the survey is crucial for a fair trial, especially given extensive pretrial publicity and rumors.
Court's decision allows inclusion of certain questions previously disputed for violating a gag order, now deemed part of the public record.
Kohberger's legal team continues to push for a change of venue to ensure an impartial jury, citing a biased local jury pool.