Lawyers squabbled Tuesday morning over what videos can be shown in court and to the media in the second day of the Tyler Robinson evidentiary hearing. Judge Tony Graf ruled against Robinson’s team and said yet another video – this one showing Robinson’s movements – could be played in court. The accused assassin’s defense has long pushed to keep graphic images of Charlie Kirk’s murder out of public view, and his attorneys have raised objections to most videos shown in court Monday. They argued it could prejudice the jury pool and violate Kirk’s victim rights.
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