Judge in Charlie Kirk Murder Case Finds Prosecutor in Contempt for Public Comments, But Won't Take Death Penalty Off the Table

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A prosecutor was found in civil contempt for making public comments about the murder case of Charlie Kirk.
The judge ruled against blocking the death penalty, allowing prosecutors to continue pursuing it.
The defense accused prosecutors of conducting a "media tour" regarding the case.
The case involves Tyler Robinson, accused of shooting and killing activist Charlie Kirk.
Additional jury questionnaires and a potential expansion of the jury pool are planned.
Robinson faces aggravated murder charges, and his preliminary hearing is scheduled for July 6.

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