Lawyers for Bryan Kohberger are challenging various types of evidence ahead of his murder trial for allegedly killing four Idaho college students.

Citing constitutional rights and privacy violations, his defense submitted 14 briefs with the court Thursday evening in efforts to have evidence possessed by prosecutors thrown out before trial.

Attorneys for Bryan Kohberger, who is accused of killing four University of Idaho students in 2022, have argued that evidence collected by police was improperly obtained.

Bryan Kohberger's attorneys filed an array of motions challenging the submission of evidence in the University of Idaho murder trial. The motions will be argued at a hearing in January.

Attorneys filed several motions to suppress evidence related to Bryan Kohberger's upcoming trial. The defense had to file the suppression briefs before Thursday's court-imposed deadline. The defense cited multiple pieces of evidence, including from the following sources:

The small college town of Moscow, Idaho, became widely known two years ago for a tragedy from which it may never fully recover. On this date in 2022, four University of Idaho students — Kaylee Goncalves,