The court has officially granted our request for live streaming these proceedings. We appreciate the steadfast resolve of the 1,418 people who supported this pursuit of transparency. We will monitor the implementation of this order to ensure public access remains uninterrupted.
The momentum behind this request for transparency continues to build as we approach one thousand signatures. Please direct others to this page so that we arrive at this milestone with the necessary strength.
September 29, 2022
The momentum behind this request for transparency continues to grow at an encouraging pace. Such widespread interest confirms that the public remains committed to seeing a fair judicial process for these families.
Reached 100 supporters
September 16, 2022
582 Comments
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Eve Jeanos
3 years ago
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Please be transparent. Many peoples can't get to Ada County but we want to see this trial for ourself. One stationary camera is all we ask. Please for Larry and Kay. Justice for JJ, Tyler, Charles and Tammy. There needs to be transparency in justice.
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Raylene Gibbs Van Leeuwen
3 years ago
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Courts are supposed to be public. There should be no fear in having designated cameras in the court room. This would also prevent a ton of misinformation, lies, and mayhem. We people will know the truth because we see and hear it ourselves.
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Tonia Shenkel
3 years ago
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For full transparency cameras need to be allowed. This will potentially be a 10 week trial and not everyone can stop everyday life...ie jobs, family... for 10 weeks. This family deserves to be able to watch when unable to be present
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Jennifer Androes
3 years ago
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It is crucial for the the victim's families who cannot travel or afford to be there in person every day to have access to the trial. Please allow cameras in the courtroom. It is compounding their pain and suffering by not having access to the proceedings.
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Ronai Maddux
3 years ago
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I feel that cameras should absolutely be allowed in the courtroom for the Lori Daybell Chad Daybell trial! It's only right considering it's tax payers money paying for the trial as well as Lori and Chad's public defenders! Everyone should be able to watch it!
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Anna
3 years ago
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This is a high profile case with at least 6 people dead. It needs to be open for public to KNOW what is going on in the trial. These two people’s ‘rights’ are not more important than the public’s right to see/hear/know what they did
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The court has officially granted our request for live streaming these proceedings. We appreciate the steadfast resolve of the 1,418 people who supported this pursuit of transparency. We will monitor the implementation of this order to ensure public access remains uninterrupted.
The momentum behind this request for transparency continues to build as we approach one thousand signatures. Please direct others to this page so that we arrive at this milestone with the necessary strength.
September 29, 2022
The momentum behind this request for transparency continues to grow at an encouraging pace. Such widespread interest confirms that the public remains committed to seeing a fair judicial process for these families.
Reached 100 supporters
September 16, 2022
582 Comments
E
Eve Jeanos
3 years ago
Featured
Please be transparent. Many peoples can't get to Ada County but we want to see this trial for ourself. One stationary camera is all we ask. Please for Larry and Kay. Justice for JJ, Tyler, Charles and Tammy. There needs to be transparency in justice.
R
Raylene Gibbs Van Leeuwen
3 years ago
Featured
Courts are supposed to be public. There should be no fear in having designated cameras in the court room. This would also prevent a ton of misinformation, lies, and mayhem. We people will know the truth because we see and hear it ourselves.
T
Tonia Shenkel
3 years ago
Featured
For full transparency cameras need to be allowed. This will potentially be a 10 week trial and not everyone can stop everyday life...ie jobs, family... for 10 weeks. This family deserves to be able to watch when unable to be present
J
Jennifer Androes
3 years ago
Featured
It is crucial for the the victim's families who cannot travel or afford to be there in person every day to have access to the trial. Please allow cameras in the courtroom. It is compounding their pain and suffering by not having access to the proceedings.
R
Ronai Maddux
3 years ago
Featured
I feel that cameras should absolutely be allowed in the courtroom for the Lori Daybell Chad Daybell trial! It's only right considering it's tax payers money paying for the trial as well as Lori and Chad's public defenders! Everyone should be able to watch it!
A
Anna
3 years ago
Featured
This is a high profile case with at least 6 people dead. It needs to be open for public to KNOW what is going on in the trial. These two people’s ‘rights’ are not more important than the public’s right to see/hear/know what they did
Please be transparent. Many peoples can't get to Ada County but we want to see this trial for ourself. One stationary camera is all we ask. Please for Larry and Kay. Justice for JJ, Tyler, Charles and Tammy. There needs to be transparency in justice.