Tyler Robinson in Court for Charlie Kirk Murder; Defense Seeks Media Curbs

• Tyler Robinson, accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk, made his first in-person court appearance in Provo, Utah.
• Robinson's lawyers sought to limit media access to ensure a fair trial, a request the judge will rule on.
• The court proceedings included a closed session to discuss what information could be made public.
• Robinson is charged with aggravated murder and six other counts, with prosecutors seeking the death penalty.
• The judge has made rulings to protect Robinson's presumption of innocence, including allowing him to wear regular clothes and prohibiting media from filming his restraints.

Why It Matters: Media access and fair trial rights clash in a high-profile political murder case.