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Judge to Rule on Attire for Murder Suspect
10/25/2025
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- A Utah judge will decide Monday whether Tyler Robinson can appear in civilian clothes during court in the case accusing him of murdering Charlie Kirk, a conservative figure.
- The defense says Robinson's prison attire biases jurors.
- Prosecutors say documents contain sensitive information.
- Robinson, 22, faces aggravated murder and the death penalty, supported by U.S. President Donald Trump.
- He has not entered a plea and is scheduled to return Thursday.
