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Defense Seeks Six-Month Delay in Tyler Robinson Hearing

3/31/2026

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The defense for Tyler Robinson seeks a six-month delay of the preliminary hearing, now set for May 18.
Prosecutors plan to call Tyler Robinson's parents and his partner, Lance Twiggs, as witnesses.
An April 17 hearing will decide media access, with the defense seeking to exclude cameras.
Judge Tony Graf denied a conflict-of-interest claim involving a prosecutor's daughter.

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The defense for Tyler Robinson seeks a six-month delay of the preliminary hearing, now set for May 18.
Prosecutors plan to call Tyler Robinson's parents and his partner, Lance Twiggs, as witnesses.
An April 17 hearing will decide media access, with the defense seeking to exclude cameras.
Judge Tony Graf denied a conflict-of-interest claim involving a prosecutor's daughter.