Lawyer Criticizes Tyler Robinson Defense Attorney Over Charlie Kirk Hate Allegation
- Tyler Robinson pleaded not guilty to all seven charges, including aggravated murder eligible for the death penalty, in the 2025 killing of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University.
- Judge Tony Graf ruled there is probable cause to charge Robinson with capital murder and allowed the death penalty trial to proceed, citing video, DNA, and text message evidence.
- Robinson's defense attorney argued that the crime did not justify the death penalty and suggested Robinson targeted only Kirk, which drew criticism from other lawyers, the prosecution, and the Kirk family.
- Prosecutors presented evidence claiming Robinson targeted Kirk for his political views, and a trial date is expected after a hearing on October 23.
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Defense attorney sparks outrage calling Charlie Kirk ‘hateful’—prosecutor says it helps prove motive - The Daily Bo Snerdley
BS BULLETIN: An attorney for accused assassin Tyler Robinson repeatedly described Charlie Kirk as speaking “hatefully” during a hearing attended by Kirk’s widow and parents. Prosecutors argued the defense’s language strengthened their allegation that Robinson targeted Kirk because of his political and religious expression. A Utah judge ordered Robinson to stand trial on all charges, including death penalty-eligible aggravated murder. An attorney…
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