Ban cameras in the courtroom for Charlie Kirk’s alleged killer, attorneys argue

The requests — from both law enforcement and the defense — come as they grapple with how to handle the immense attention on Tyler Robinson’s criminal case.

(Credits clockwise from top left: Scott G Winterton; Utah County Sheriff's Office; Laura Seitz; Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Clockwise from top left: Fourth District Court Judge Tony Graf; the booking photo of Tyler Robinson; Utah County prosecutor Chad Grunander; Robinson's attorney Kathryn Nester.

Ban cameras in the courtroom for Charlie Kirk’s alleged killer, attorneys argue

The requests — from both law enforcement and the defense — come as they grapple with how to handle the immense attention on Tyler Robinson’s criminal case.

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