PROVO, Utah (ABC4) — The defense for the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk is pushing back on a recent response from the prosecution, saying that they are involving and representing the sheriff's office in criminal proceedings.

Tyler James Robinson, 22, is facing several charges, including one of aggravated murder, for allegedly shooting and killing conservative influencer Charlie Kirk during a rally at Utah Valley University in September.

On Oct. 9, a motion was filed by Robinson and his attorneys, seeking an order that would permit Robinson to make all court appearances in civilian clothing and without wearing restraints. They argued that because this is a high-profile case, making court appearances in inmate clothing could damage the public’s view of Robinson and sway the jury's “pr

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