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Tyler Robinson Preliminary Hearing Set To Begin Monday

By Porter Huntsman · July 3, 2026 · 1 min read
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The preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson is scheduled to begin this Monday following recent rulings from the Utah Supreme Court. The high court denied appeals regarding courtroom cameras and hearsay evidence.

Key takeaways

  • The preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson is scheduled to start on Monday.
  • The Utah Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal about cameras in the courtroom.
  • The court rejected an appeal from the 23-year-old regarding hearsay evidence.

The preliminary hearing for the Tyler Robinson trial is set to begin on Monday in Provo, UT. This follows recent decisions handed down by the Utah Supreme Court.

The high court refused to hear an appeal regarding the use of cameras in the courtroom. Additionally, the court rejected an appeal from the 23-year-old concerning hearsay evidence.

The upcoming hearing follows key rulings by the Utah Supreme Court that addressed specific legal challenges raised by Robinson.

In addition to the decision on courtroom cameras, the court also denied the 23-year-old's appeal regarding hearsay evidence.

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