Understood.

Motive means an opportunity.

I've talked about motive.

Means, we know that the defendant had his grandfather's hunting rifle in Exhibit 16.1.

The defendant and his boyfriend, to a great extent, went over the defendant's worries about that hunting rifle and not being able to return that to his father or his grandfather.

Motive means an opportunity.

We know that the defendant left his home in St. George early the morning of September 10th, early enough to arrive at the campus of Utah Valley University by 8.30. And then he didn't return until the next morning, September 11th.

factor.

So kind of talk about the opportunities and challenges that you face being in D.C. federal government representation of 38,000 members.

Absolutely.

I think there's two pieces of this.

One is that emergency medicine, in terms of advocacy, is a double-edged sword.

I think one of the greatest advantages we have is that you all get your hands in absolutely everything.

one of the challenges is that you all get your hands in absolutely everything.

So our challenge is to do what you all do, but for policy to triage and figure out where are our priorities, right? We can do a lot of different things in our members.

So kind of talk about that evolution, that 2018-2019 timeframe, all the way through to where we are right now.

Thank you, Your Honor.

Before this hearing, the defense moved to...

Find Article 1, Section 12 of the Utah Constitution, Rule 7B and Rule 1102 unconstitutional as it relates to the admissibility of hearsay and reliable hearsay at this hearing.

The issue was extensively briefed and argued.

The court denied the defense motion to exclude the use of reliable hearsay at the preliminary hearing.

That ruling is at docket number 631.

In addition, defense counsel filed a standing objection on July 3rd, that's docket 678.

That's the relevance