对被指控去年在一所大学校园发表演讲时谋杀查理·柯克的男子的审判将于2028年年中开始。
犹他州地方法院法官托尼·格拉夫曾被期待为这一高调设定一个时间表死刑谋杀案，包括审判日期，在上个月的听证会上。他最终安排在周一下午就此事举行听证会，在此期间，他宣布陪审团的选择将于2028年6月21日开始。
格拉夫说，这一时间安排是为了“确保嫌疑人泰勒·罗宾逊和柯克的遗孀的宪法权利在每个路口都得到维护”。
他为审判预留了105天。
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辩方预计审判可能需要六到七个月，并且需要“大量时间”来挑选陪审团。辩方还指出，他们计划进行一项审判地点的研究，根据研究结果，可能会要求改变审判地点。
在该州自己的文件中，检察官表示，他们预计审判将持续17周，他们最快可以在2027年10月4日开始。然而，该州建议试验于2028年1月31日开始，以避免“最糟糕的冬季”以及感恩节和圣诞节假期。
根据一份法庭文件，柯克的家人希望审判最早于明年开始。针对这两份申请，柯克的遗孀艾丽卡·柯克（Erika Kirk）要求法院“强制执行快速处置权”，并将审判时间定在2027年，最早不晚于该州预计的准备日期2027年10月4日，以避免“不必要的拖延”。
“根据被告提出的时间表，柯克先生的两个孩子，在他被谋杀时分别为一岁和三岁，在审判结束时将分别为六岁和八岁，”代表艾丽卡·柯克提交的一份动议称他们将面临这场刑事诉讼的不确定性，时间比他们的父亲还长。每一次聆听都会引发焦虑、痛苦和悲伤。柯克家族应该尽快解决这个问题。＂
该动议还认为，2029年的审判开始将“给犹他州的纳税人带来巨大的成本。”
罗宾逊群岛被指控杀害柯克2025年9月10日，保守派学生组织“转折点美国”的联合创始人在犹他州奥勒姆的犹他谷大学的一次户外集会上发表演讲时，从一座建筑物的屋顶发射了一发步枪子弹。
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罗宾逊对指控不认罪。
Trial for man accused of murdering Charlie Kirk set to begin in mid-2028， judge rules
The trial for the man accused of murdering Charlie Kirk while the conservative activist was speaking on a college campus last year is set to begin in mid-2028．
Utah District Court Judge Tony Graf had been expected to set a timeline for the high-profilecapital murder case， including the trial date， during a hearing last month． He ultimately scheduled a hearing on the matter for Monday afternoon， during which he announced that jury selection will start on June 21， 2028．
That timing is intended ＂to ensure that the constitutional rights＂ of the suspect， Tyler Robinson， and Kirk＇s widow ＂are upheld at every junction，＂ Graf said．
He reserved 105 days for the trial．
Defense attorneys for the suspect in the fatal shooting asked that the capital murder trial start in late 2029， while the state recommended early 2028．
In a memo filed last month， the defense asked for the trial to start in the third quarter of 2029 -- four years after Kirk was fatally shot during a Turning Point USA event -- arguing that that timeline is consistent with other capital cases in the state．
The defense anticipated that the trial could take six to seven months and would require ＂substantial time＂ for jury selection． The defense also noted they plan to undertake a venue study and， depending on the results， may request a change of venue for the trial．
In the state＇s own filing， prosecutors said they anticipate the trial lasting 17 weeks and that they could be ready to start as soon as Oct． 4， 2027． However， the state recommended that the trial begin on Jan． 31， 2028， to avoid the ＂worst of the winter season＂ as well as the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays．
Kirk＇s family wants the trial to start as soon as next year， according to a court filing． In response to both filings， Kirk＇s widow， Erika Kirk， asked the court to ＂enforce the right to a speedy disposition＂ and set the trial for as early as possible in 2027， no later than the state＇s anticipated readiness date of Oct． 4， 2027， to avoid ＂needless delay．＂
＂Under the Defendants＇ proposed schedule， Mr． Kirk＇s two children， who were one and three at the time he was murdered， will be six and eight years old by the time the trial concludes，＂ a motion filed on Erika Kirk＇s behalf stated． ＂They will face the uncertainty of this criminal proceeding longer than they had their father in their lives． Each hearing induces anxiety， pain， and mourning． The Kirk family deserves to have this matter resolved expeditiously．＂
The motion also argued that a 2029 trial start will come at a ＂great cost to the taxpayers of Utah．＂
Robinson isaccused of killing Kirkwith a rifle shot fired from a building＇s rooftop approximately 415 feet from where the co‑founder of the conservative student organization Turning Point USA was speaking at an outdoor rally at Utah Valley University in Orem， Utah， on Sept． 10， 2025．
The 23-year-old suspect was charged with aggravated murder， a capital felony， which alleges that others were knowingly endangered in the shooting． He was also charged with felony discharge of a firearm causing serious bodily injury， obstruction of justice， witness tampering and commission of a violent offense in the presence of a child．
In September， Judge Graffound probable causefor Robinson to stand trial on all charges． The judge also found that there was a reasonable known risk of death to others at the time of the shooting， allowing prosecutors to pursue the death penalty．
Robinson has pleaded not guilty to the charges．
