Judge Steven Hippler did not render any decisions, but two days of hearings revealed new information in the Idaho student murders case against Bryan Kohberger.

New details about the investigation into accused killer Bryan Kohberger were revealed during hearings on Thursday and Friday.

Bryan Kohberger's attorneys were back in court, fighting to get key evidence tossed out ahead of his murder trial scheduled for this summer.

Idaho murders suspect Bryan Kohberger will return to court for the first time in more than two months to argue for excluding nearly all evidence collected by police.

The judge presiding over Bryan Kohberger 's case denied a motion filed by several media organizations requesting access to a closed-door hearing on Tuesday. District Judge Steven Hippler said the motion was received by the court "immediately prior" to the hearing at 10 a.m. local time.

Judge Steven Hippler heard arguments from the defense and prosecution in the hearing. The main point of discussion is whether or not Kohberger's rights were violated when DNA was obtained from the crime scene and then analyzed using investigative genetic genealogy (IGG).

On Friday, the court will hear additional arguments from both the prosecution and defense regarding the use of DNA evidence against Bryan Kohberger.

Bryan Kohberger's defense argued that search warrants in the case were overly broad and raised concerns about expert testimony disclosures, citing his right to a fair trial.