Full Trial Audio: UT v. Tyler Robinson: Assassination of Charlie Kirk
Jul 8, 2026 · 2 hr 17 min · 44 segments
First, with respect to courtroom protocol to maintain security and decorum, any individual who exits the courtroom during proceedings will not be permitted to reenter until the recess.
All counsel are expected to take reasonable measures to safeguard confidential communication.
Such measures may include the use of screen protections, on electronic devices and care to avoid inadvertent capture of privileged or private discussions by recording equipment or by those present in the courtroom.
And as you note, the microphones on your tables are turned off, so please come to the lectrum for making, when you're addressing the court.
All right, second, the court will address the camera and still photographer, camera operator and still photographer.
And if you both could come forward, please, to the lectern.
All right, could you both state your names?
Good afternoon.
Could you state your roles for today's hearing?
Video recording and streaming of the proceedings.
I'm the pool still photographer.
All right.
And have you both reviewed the court standing decorum order? Yes.
Do you understand the requirements set forth in that order as they apply to your activities today? Yes.
Do you require additional time to review the order or to adjust equipment to ensure compliance?
No.
Do you anticipate any difficulties complying with the order?
No.
Thank you both for your cooperation.
As we begin this afternoon, the court wishes to acknowledge the importance of safety, dignity, and well-being of all those who are present or who may be present during these proceedings, including the parties, counsel, witnesses, court staff, and members of the public.
The court is also mindful of its solemn obligation to protect and uphold the constitutional rights of both Mr. Robinson and Ms. Kirk.
In furtherance of those important interests, all persons attending these proceedings are reminded that portable electronic devices are not permitted in the courtroom or on the fourth floor.
Cell phones are not permitted in the courtroom unless expressly authorized.
First, with respect to courtroom protocol to maintain security and decorum, any individual who exits the courtroom during proceedings will not be permitted to reenter until the recess.
All counsel are expected to take reasonable measures to safeguard confidential communication.
Such measures may include the use of screen protections, on electronic devices and care to avoid inadvertent capture of privileged or private discussions by recording equipment or by those present in the courtroom.
And as you note, the microphones on your tables are turned off, so please come to the lectrum for making, when you're addressing the court.
All right, second, the court will address the camera and still photographer, camera operator and still photographer.
And if you both could come forward, please, to the lectern.
All right, could you both state your names?
Good afternoon.
Could you state your roles for today's hearing?
Video recording and streaming of the proceedings.
I'm the pool still photographer.
All right.
And have you both reviewed the court standing decorum order? Yes.
Do you understand the requirements set forth in that order as they apply to your activities today? Yes.
Do you require additional time to review the order or to adjust equipment to ensure compliance?
No.
Do you anticipate any difficulties complying with the order?
No.
Thank you both for your cooperation.
As we begin this afternoon, the court wishes to acknowledge the importance of safety, dignity, and well-being of all those who are present or who may be present during these proceedings, including the parties, counsel, witnesses, court staff, and members of the public.
The court is also mindful of its solemn obligation to protect and uphold the constitutional rights of both Mr. Robinson and Ms. Kirk.
In furtherance of those important interests, all persons attending these proceedings are reminded that portable electronic devices are not permitted in the courtroom or on the fourth floor.
Cell phones are not permitted in the courtroom unless expressly authorized.
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