Lori Daybell's Full Court Hearing: What is the State Hiding?

The court will allow one pool camera for media coverage during the trial, with no coverage during jury selection, and will permit a one- to two-minute delay for live streaming, while prohibiting zooming in on jurors or courtroom tables and ensuring no images of jurors are broadcast. Jury selection will begin March 31 and involve a remote electronic questionnaire sent to the first 200 potential jurors by March 24, with answers due by March 27; qualified jurors will be reviewed on March 31, and additional jurors will be selected in subsequent phases. The defense will request the full 2-hour interrogation room video from the Gilbert Police Department, which was not disclosed, and will oppose the admission of any statements from Ty Ryan due to her conviction and the prejudicial impact. The state’s proposed trial dates will be adjusted to begin no later than May 12, with a second trial potentially set for later in May, pending scheduling and witness availability. The court will prohibit the recording or broadcast of fingerprinting and photographing procedures.

Key Takeaways:
• One pool camera will be allowed with a one-to-two-minute delay for live streaming 1:42.
• No media coverage during jury selection; the court will issue a detailed order on the issue 4:00.
• A remote electronic questionnaire will be sent to 200 jurors by March 24, with answers due by March 27 13:10.
• The defense seeks the full 2-hour interrogation room video from Gilbert Police, which was not disclosed, and will oppose admission of Ty Ryan’s statements due to her conviction 32:00.
• The trial will begin no later than May 12, with a second trial potentially set for later in May, pending scheduling 48:20.
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