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Story summary
- Judge Tony Graf will decide Friday if cameras may stay in courtroom for Charlie Kirk’s murder trial.
- Tyler Robinson is charged with aggravated murder of Charlie Kirk in Provo, Utah, and has not entered a plea.
- Tyler Robinson’s attorneys argue live broadcasts could bias jurors.
- Prosecutors cite DNA evidence, surveillance video and a handwritten confession, having previously moved cameras to the rear after a media pool showed Tyler Robinson’s shackles.
