This is a pretty casual recounting of my trip to the Latah County Courthouse last Monday to attend the arraignment and motion hearing in the Idaho 4 murder case. If you watched the stream of the hearing, you had a better view of what was happening than I did! But I still noticed a few things that stood out to me from being there in person and have some things to share about the general environment, the experience of getting into the court, and what it was like in the courtroom. 00:00 Intro 00:18 Getting into the courtroom 03:31 Once we made it into the courtroom 06:03 One notable observation when Bryan Kohberger entered the courtroom 07:03 My thoughts about Judge Judge and his mispronunciation 09:06 More impressions of Bryan Kohberger and Anne Taylor 10:27 About "standing silent" 12:59 Some side thoughts about plea bargaining discussions 14:06 Why no speedy trial waiver? 17:55 Very different courtroom dynamic for the gag order hearing 19:15 Judge Judge dressing down the AP's lawyer was spectacular 23:30 What to expect from the discovery motions 25:20 My future plans in this case and others Find all kinds of cool art on Instagram @heidielkington Bonus reading: Court minutes from the arraignment: https://coi.isc.idaho.gov/docs/case/CR29-22-2805/052223%20Court%20Minutes%20-%20District%20Court%20Arraignment.pdf Court minutes from the gag order hearing and scheduling the motion to compel discovery: https://coi.isc.idaho.gov/docs/case/CR29-22-2805/052323%20Court%20Minutes%20-%20Scheduling%20Conference.pdf