Un juge de l'Utah statue que l'audience du suspect du meurtre de Kirk sera publique

Un juge de l'Utah a statué lundi que l'audience préliminaire de Tyler Robinson, le suspect accusé d'avoir tué Charlie Kirk, restera ouverte aux journalistes et au public.

La décision du juge Tony Graf a rejeté une demande de l'équipe de défense de Robinson visant à fermer certaines parties de l'audience prévue du 6 au 10 juillet. Les procureurs doivent présenter des preuves au cours de ces sessions afin de déterminer si l'affaire doit être renvoyée en procès. Robinson, âgé de 23 ans, fait face à des accusations de meurtre aggravé dans le cadre de l'assassinat, le 10 septembre, de cet activiste conservateur à l'université de Utah Valley.

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