Judge Criticizes Kohberger's Defense Team for Juror Survey Tactics
A 'game changer' audio recording related to juror surveys has emerged in the Bryan Kohberger Idaho murder case, raising legal and ethical questions.
- Prosecutors claim a 'game changer' audio recording reveals potential juror survey questions violated gag orders, injecting biased information.
- Kohberger's defense argues the juror surveys are essential for ensuring a fair trial, citing bias in the local jury pool.
- Judge John Judge expressed shock and concern over the defense's survey methods, emphasizing the seriousness of the case.
- The survey's legitimacy is debated, with defense claiming it's common practice and prosecutors arguing it prejudices the juror pool.
- A ruling on the continuation of the juror surveys is delayed, with further hearings to address the matter.