A Utah judge ruled on Tuesday that the murder case against the man charged with killing political commentator Charlie Kirk can continue to be tried, and the prosecution's charges can be applied to the suspect. The judge said that the prosecution has provided sufficient and reasonable grounds to support the accusation of aggravated murder against Taylor Robinson, who allegedly shot Kirk at an outdoor event on a college campus a year ago. If convicted, 23-year-old Robinson could be sentenced to death, and he has yet to respond. Utah County Fourth District Court Judge Tony F. Graff made the ruling. Previously, a week-long hearing was held in July. The prosecution presented various evidence against Robinson in court, including surveillance video. The prosecution said that the video recorded the trajectory of his actions on the Utah Valley University campus on the day of the shooting.

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