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Mar 10, 2026Kouri Richins triallegal argumentsevidence admissibility

UT v. Kouri Richins - Trial Day 11 - Unexpected Day. Legal Arguments & Jury Dismissed Early.

Day 11 of the Kouri Richins trial was dominated by extensive, contentious legal arguments over evidence admissibility, culminating in a defense request for a continuance and the jury being dismissed early after only one brief witness.

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Jan 6, 2026Kouri Richins murder trialPre-trial hearingsEvidentiary motions

LIVE COURT | UT v. Kouri Richins - Pre-Trial Hearing and Motions.

Kouri Richins' pre-trial hearing reveals the prosecution's strategy to use her 'walk the dog' letter and jail calls as evidence of guilt, while the judge denies defense motions for bail and broad discovery.

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