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Prosecutors in Utah are opposing a defense motion to dismiss charges against Tyler Robinson in the murder case of Charlie Kirk, arguing that evidence shows he created a significant risk of death to others when he allegedly fired a rifle into a crowd. The judge is set to decide on September 1 whether the case will proceed to trial.
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Prosecutors in Utah are opposing a defense motion to dismiss charges against Tyler Robinson in the murder case of Charlie Kirk, arguing that evidence shows he created a significant risk of death to others when he allegedly fired a rifle into a crowd. The judge is set to decide on September 1 whether the case will proceed to trial.
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Prosecutors hammer Tyler Robinson's bid to derail death penalty in Charlie Kirk murder case
Prosecutors Oppose Defense Motion in Charlie Kirk Murder Case