[fwdude]

Why is this case being drawn out so long? Do normal murderer usually get such treatment?

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Yes, it is sickening. The system fawns over a degenerate transvestite furry. The system draws this out months on end. Disgraceful. It's a black mark upon Utah. Utah fancies itself a cowboy state of wide open spaces. But in reality, it's almost as bureaucratic as California. Think California run by a weird synthetic pseudo religious cult.

[luvie]

As far as I know from watching quite a few live murder trials, yes they do. It is done to protect all parties involved.

Remember, this little feral animal is “innocent until proven guilty” in our country.

[frank ballenger]

Why is this case being drawn out so long? Do normal murderer usually get such treatment?

Most are let go much sooner. /S (my cynicism admitted).

"The vast majority of murder accusations do not go to trial; defendants frequently accept plea bargains to lesser charges (such as manslaughter or second-degree murder) to avoid the risk of maximum penalties."

10-14% of US murder cases end in acquittals, case dismissals, or mistrials. Some are later overturned; the National Registry of Exonerations tracks wrongful convictions, with roughly 79% of homicide exonerations marred by official misconduct.--Nat.Reg. of Exonerations website.