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Judge rules on Kohberger motion to remove death penalty over autism diagnosis
This was one of the latest — and likely final — attempts by Kohberger’s attorneys to remove the death penalty as an option.
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Idaho judge makes ruling on jury hearing 911 call at Kohberger murder trial
The judge overseeing Bryan Kohberger’s upcoming murder trial ruled Thursday that prosecutors may play for jurors all but ...
Judge rules on death penalty in University of Idaho murders case
They argued that executing someone with autism would constitute cruel and unusual punishment under the Eighth Amendment to ...
Judge rules prosecutors can seek death penalty against Bryan Kohberger if convicted of Idaho student murders — despite autism diagnosis
A judge ruled on Thursday that prosecutors could seek the death penalty against Bryan Kohberger if he is found guilty of the ...
Idaho college killings: Judge denies attempt to toss out death penalty over autism spectrum diagnosis
The judge overseeing the capital murder case of Bryan Kohberger has denied his lawyers' attempt to take the death penalty off ...
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Expert says shift occurred in Kohberger finances
This is one of the details revealed in new court orders filed by Ada County District Judge Steven Hippler. In these court ...
Why University of Idaho murders survivor waited hours to call cops after finding roommate dead
Bryan Kohberger has pleaded not guilty in the quadruple homicide case and could face the death penalty if convicted.
Bryan Kohberger Can Face Death Penalty Despite Autism Diagnosis, Judge Rules
Suspect in University of Idaho murders "failed to show" that diagnosis was "equivalent to an intellectual disability for ...
Judge rules death penalty will remain as possible punishment despite Bryan Kohberger's autism diagnosis
A judge ruled Bryan Kohberger, who is autistic, according to his lawyers, could still be put to death if he is convicted of ...
Judge keeps death penalty on the table for Bryan Kohberger regardless of autism diagnosis
Judge Steven Hippler ruled that Kohberger is not disqualified from the death penalty because his attorneys did not prove that autism qualifies as an intellectual disability.