Utah prosecutors seek to end delays in Kirk case
A judge has rejected a motion to close the preliminary hearing in the case of Tyler Robinson, who is accused of killing Charlie Kirk at a Utah university event. Prosecutors argued against delaying the hearing, stating Robinson's attorneys have not demonstrated sufficient prejudice or legal grounds for a stay, and emphasized that much of the evidence is already public. The hearing, which has been postponed previously, is a key step in determining whether there is probable cause to proceed to trial.
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