( NewsNation) — The defense team for Bryan Kohberger, who is slated to go to trial in August for the alleged murders of four University of Idaho students, has asked the court to postpone the legal ...

The filing dated Tuesday said moving forward with an August trial would infringe upon Kohberger’s constitutional rights.

BOISE, Idaho -- In a major ruling, the judge overseeing the capital murder case of the man charged with ... Suspect Bryan Kohberger's lawyers argued that his autism spectrum disorder should ...

The filed motion gave several reasons the defense wanted the postponement. One of the reasons given was the recent leaks of non-public evidence to Dateline. Just last week, Judge Steven Hippler ...

The defense team of Bryan Kohberger, the man accused of killing four University of Idaho students in 2022, is pushing to delay the fastly approaching murder trial, citing the apparent leak that made ...

While prompt administration of justice is important — to both the state and Mr. Kohberger — the constitutional guarantee of a ...

An Idaho-based lawyer said she thinks Judge Steven Hippler will hold prosecutors and law enforcement accountable after ...

More details about Bryan Kohberger are coming to light ... Bryan—who pled not guilty in the case—is set to stand trial for the Idaho murders starting in August. If convicted, he could face ...

Kohberger, 30, could face the death penalty if convicted. Latah County prosecutors have not detailed a motive for the attack, and a gag order prevents many involved in the case from speaking publicly.