The man accused of violently assassinating Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk does not want to wear his prison clothes and shackles when he appears in court.
Tyler Robinson’s attorneys presented the request in a 21-page motion to Judge Tony Graf, Fox News reported on Friday.
The attorneys pointed to the case of Bryan Kohberger, who horrifically stabbed four University of Idaho students to death, as precedent. They also said the motion would preserve his constitutional rights to a fair trial.
Robinson’s attorneys “also asked for a closed-door hearing on the issue of physical restraints,” Fox News noted.
The outlet continued:
“With each…
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