Defense attorneys for the man accused of killing political commentator Charlie Kirk during an event at Utah Valley University last year have filed court documents arguing that the alleged shooter did not endanger any attendees. They claim this fact should disqualify him from facing the death penalty. The court filings were submitted on Tuesday.
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Defense argues Charlie Kirk shooting suspect ineligible for death penalty
Defense lawyers for the accused shooter of Charlie Kirk argue that he did not pose a danger to the thousands of attendees at the event, which they claim makes him ineligible for the death penalty. This argument was presented in court filings on Tuesday.
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