Overview
- Erika Kirk said the public should see the proceedings, rejecting defense efforts to bar cameras and calling for transparency in a Fox News clip.
- Judge Tony Graf’s October 27 order allows Tyler Robinson to wear civilian clothing, requires restraints for safety, and bars filming of shackles or his movements into or out of the courtroom.
- The court has conducted closed sessions and sealed filings on security, and a final decision on broader camera access remains pending.
- Prosecutors have stated they will seek the death penalty if Robinson is convicted of the September 10 Utah Valley University killing.
- Robinson appeared remotely from the Utah County Jail with his camera off this week and is scheduled for an in-person court date on January 16.