- A judge will decide whether parts of next week’s preliminary hearing in the high‑profile Charlie Kirk killing will be closed to reporters and the public.
- The defense wants dozens of exhibits sealed and tighter media restrictions to avoid prejudicing a jury; prosecutors largely oppose full closure but agree some exhibits be limited.
- Prosecutors say the case includes DNA and other forensic evidence plus an alleged note, and they plan to seek the death penalty if convicted.
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