Tyler Robinson's preliminary hearing comes after months of arguments over what lawyers can say in and out of the courtroom — and shortly after the judge held a prosecutor in contempt for saying too much.

A five-day preliminary hearing for the man accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk is underway in Utah. Prosecutors are seeking to convince a state judge that they have enough

A week-long hearing over Charlie Kirk’s killing began Monday in Utah, with Kirk’s widow Erika Kirk and Donald Trump, Jr., sitting in court as prosecutors lay out their evidence against suspect Tyler Robinson and try to convince the court that Robinson should be tried for shooting Kirk.

Prosecutors seek to convince a judge they have enough evidence to try Tyler Robinson over Charlie Kirk's killing.

Charlie Kirk’s widow, Erika, and his parents left the courtroom during a preliminary hearing Monday for Tyler Robinson, who is accussed of shooting and killing the Turning Point USA founder. The three of them walked out of the courtroom as former Utah Valley University police officer Chris Bagley started testifying about Kirk’s arrival on campus the day he was shot.

Erika Kirk returned to court Monday as the criminal case surrounding her husband, Charlie Kirk’s fatal shooting, entered a pivotal new phase. The widow appeared at a Provo, Utah, courthouse for Tyler Robinson’s preliminary hearing,