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Ban cameras in the courtroom for Charlie Kirk’s alleged killer, attorneys argue
- Attorneys for Tyler Robinson, accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk, are requesting he be allowed to appear in civilian clothing and without restraints in court, citing heavy media coverage impacting his right to a fair trial.
- Judge Tony Graf has classified the state’s response to Robinson's motion as private, preventing public access to the case details.
- The defense argues that public comments from officials have tainted the judicial process and could create bias among jurors.
- Prosecutors suggested Robinson could appear remotely, but his legal team contends this would violate his right to attend his trial in person.
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Lawyers for Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin ask to ban courtroom cameras amid ‘content tornado’
Tyler Robinson's attorneys ask Utah judge to allow civilian clothing and no restraints in court, citing media coverage threats to fair trial in Charlie Kirk assassination case.
·New York, United States
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Salt Lake TribuneBan cameras in the courtroom for Charlie Kirk’s alleged killer, attorneys argue
Cameras should be banned from court hearings for Charlie Kirks accused killer, both law enforcement and the defense team for Tyler Robinson are arguing in court. Theyre asking a judge to limit media coverage of the high-profile case.The request was detailed in a court filing by Robinsons defense attorneys, who also have argued that their client should be allowed to wear plain clothes and sit without shackles during his court hearings in order to…
·Salt Lake City, United States
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Leaning Left1Leaning Right4Center1Last UpdatedBias Distribution66% Right
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66% Right
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C 17%
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