A judge has ruled that larger portions of accused Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson’s court filings will be made public, with some motions filed by his defense team remaining private — for now.
On Friday, 4th District Judge Tony Graf announced that the majority of the four motions filed by Robinson’s defense team in his capital murder case to keep court documents out of the public eye do not qualify as “private,” according to a report by KSL.
While Robinson’s attorneys argue that allowing cameras in the courtroom will threaten the 22-year-old suspect’s right to due process and a fair trial, prosecutors say “keeping court proceedings as…
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