- Prosecutors in the case against Tyler Robinson, accused of killing Charlie Kirk, were held in contempt of court for violating a gag order.
- Judge Tony Graf ruled that comments made by prosecutors about Robinson's guilt outside of court violated his restrictions on public statements.
- Defense attorneys accused Deputy Utah County Attorney Christopher Ballard of attempting to influence potential jurors by discussing ballistics evidence and Robinson's guilt in the media.
- Despite the contempt ruling, Judge Graf denied the defense's request to remove the death penalty as a possible sentence, stating jury selection could address potential bias.
- Tyler Robinson, 23, is charged with aggravated murder in the September 10 shooting death of Charlie Kirk, an ally of President Donald Trump, at Utah Valley University.
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