Defense Argues Charlie Kirk Shooter Targeted Victim, Seeks to Avoid Death Penalty
Defense attorneys for the alleged shooter of Charlie Kirk argue that their client hit his 'intended target' and did not endanger others, requesting that the potential death penalty be taken off the table. They maintain the shooter should not face capital punishment.
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Charlie Kirk’s alleged shooter did not endanger others, defense attorneys say
Tyler Robinson’s lawyers say he should not be eligible for death penalty as ‘intended target’ was hit at Utah event Lawyers for the man charged with killing the conservative activist Charlie Kirk say he should not be eligible for the death penalty because the alleged shooter “hit the intended target” during the assassination last year at a Utah event attended by thousands of people. Defendant Tyler Robinson’s attorneys say prosecutors have not proven that others who attended Kirk’s event at U...
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Read full article →Accused Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson asks judge to take potential death penalty off table
Tyler Robinson's defense argues prosecutors failed to prove the sole aggravating factor that could make Charlie Kirk's killing a death penalty case.
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