The defense of Tyler Robinson, accused of murdering Charlie Kirk, has asked a Utah judge to ban cameras from the courtroom during his trial. They argue that the media's speculation over Robinson's guilt and portray him as a "monster" are hindering a fair trial. Media organizations, prosecutors, and Kirk's widow, Erika Kirk, argue that allowing cameras is the best way to combat misinformation and conspiracy theories. The judge will rule on whether cameras will continue to be allowed in court on May 8. The sensationalism surrounding the case has also led to speculation about Robinson's possible exoneration.