Man accused of killing Charlie Kirk appears in court

UPDATE (2:17 PM): During the hearing, Tyler Robinson and his attorneys asked the court to allow him to appear in regular clothes and no restraints during his in-person hearings.

The judge only allowed half of the request, allowing Robinson to appear in civilian clothes, but denying the request for no restraints.

However, the judge ordered the sheriff's office use the least restrictive restaints on robinson.

The judge explained that he approved the clothing request because Robinson appearing in jail clothes could influence future jury selection.

PROVO, Utah (KYMA, NBC) - The suspected killer in the Charlie Kirk assassination is appearing in court Monday.

22-year-old Tyler Robinson is facing seven counts, including aggravated murder, and prosecutors in Utah are seeking the death penalty.

The latest court appearance is to determine if Robinson will wear civilian clothes for his court appearances.

Robinson is set to be back in court on October 30 for a waiver hearing. To watch the livestream of the hearing, see attached video.