We've seen the bare bones of the State's case presented in the probable cause affidavit supporting Bryan Kohberger's arrest. The case looks pretty strong to a lot of folks, so how could he possibly be planning to defend against it? In this video, we look generally at the types of defenses that are available in criminal cases and evaluate whether they are likely to be available or pursued here. 00:00 Intro 00:27 Affirmative defenses vs. general denial 00:58 Let's break down the nuances of Idaho's limited insanity defense 03:42 Why I don't think mental health defenses are likely 08:34 What about an alibi? Why we'd found out early if this is his plan. 10:00 We can cross off most other affirmative defenses on the facts of the case 10:56 If he just generally denies guilt, what does that look like? 12:45 Coming up: Some ways the defense may evaluate or attack the evidence