Defense seeks disqualification of Utah prosecutors in Kirk killing case

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At a Provo court hearing, Tyler Robinson, charged with aggravated murder in Charlie Kirk’s shooting at a Utah Valley University rally, moved to disqualify the prosecution team after it emerged the deputy county attorney’s daughter attended the rally and texted about the shooting, a claim of conflict and potential bias; prosecutors argue there is little risk of prejudice and say the case could shift to other agencies if disqualified; Robinson has pleaded not guilty and DNA evidence ties him to the crime, with a preliminary hearing slated for May 18.
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- Alleged Charlie Kirk shooter Tyler Robinson appears in court as defense pushes to disqualify prosecutors from the case CNN
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