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Electronically Filed 1/3/2023 3:48 PM Second Judicial District, Latah County Tonya Dodge, Clerk of the Court By: Tonya Dodge, Deputy Clerk Anne C. Taylor, Public Defender Kootenai County Public Defender PO Box 9000 Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 83816 Phone: (208) 446-1700; Fax: (208) 446-1701 Bar Number: 5836 iCourt Email: pdfax@kcgov.us Assigned Attorney: Anne C. Taylor, Public Defender, Bar Number: 5836 Jay Weston Logsdon, Chief Deputy Litigation, Bar Number: 8759 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LATAH STATE OF IDAHO, Case No. CR29-22-2805 Plaintiff, V. STIPULATION FOR NONDISSEMINATION ORDER BRYAN C. KOHBERGER Defendant. COMES NOW, Bryan C. Kohberger, by and through his undersigned attorneys, Anne C. Taylor, Public Defender and Jay Weston Logsdon, Chief Deputy Litigation, and Latah County Prosecutor William W. Thompson, Jr., and hereby stipulate to the issuance of a nondissemination order prohibiting attorneys, investigators, and law enforcement personnel from making any extrajudicial statement, written or oral, concerning this case, other than a quotation from or reference to, without comment, the public records of the Court in this case. This stipulation is based on the Sixth Amendment and the Defendant's and State's interests under both the Idaho and U. S. Constitution. This Court has both a constitutional duty and the STIPULATION FOR NONDISSEMINATION ORDER 1 inherent authority to " minimize the effects of prejudicial pretrial publicity " and " to ensure the efficacious administration ofjustice. " Gannett Co. v. DePasquale, 443 U.S. 368,377 (1979); Hall v. State. 151 Idaho 42,46 (2011). As this Court is aware, this case involves matters that have received a great deal of publicity. The United States Supreme Court has identified nondissemination orders as being properly narrowly tailored as well as the least restrictive means to ensure a fair trial in the view of First Amendment protections. Nebraska Press Ass ' nv. Stuart, 427 U.S. 539 (1976); Sheppard v. Maxwell, 384 U.S. 333,361 (1966). Therefore the parties stipulate that a nondissemination order be issued to protect against adversely affecting the integrity of the case to be presented at trial. SO STIPULATED 1/3/2023 an 1/3/23 Anne C. Taylor William W. Thompson, Jr. Kootenai County Public Defender Latah County Prosecuting Attorney STIPULATION FOR NONDISSEMINATION ORDER 2