Utah man seeks to bar death penalty in Charlie Kirk shooting
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Robinson’s lawyers ask the court to strike the aggravating factor that would make him eligible for the death penalty, arguing prosecutors haven’t shown he knew his shot would endanger others at the Charlie Kirk event; prosecutors counter that the evidence supports an enhanced penalty, with a Sept. 1 hearing scheduled to decide whether the case moves forward.
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- Accused Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson asks judge to take potential death penalty off table Fox News
- Tyler Robinson contends state has not proven elements needed for 'aggravated murder' KSL News
- Robinson defense team says he hit the 'intended target,' did not endanger others FOX 13 News Utah
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