![MsJaneDoeUKnow's tweet photo. Tyler Robinson is pushing back against prosecutors plan to use hearsay evidence to establish probable cause at his preliminary hearing.
On Wednesday, June 3, Robinson filed a detailed reply brief arguing that the State should not be allowed to introduce second hand statements instead of live testimony from actual witnesses.
STATE:
“Utah has allowed prosecutors to introduce reliable hearsay at preliminary hearings for more than 30 years. Federal prosecutors have introduced hearsay at preliminary hearings for over 50 years, and at grand jury proceedings since our nation’s founding. Forty-four other states allow hearsay at preliminary hearings and grand jury proceedings. These well-established procedures are not unconstitutional.”
DEFENSE:
Robinson’s attorneys call the State’s position oversimplified and misleading. They argue:
-The State is exaggerating how similar other jurisdictions procedures actually are.
-Many states have meaningful limitations, guardrails, or additional protections [such as rights to depose witnesses] that Utah’s combination of rules does not provide.
-Suggesting that a ruling in Robinson’s favor would create chaos across the country amounts to “fear-mongering.”
-“The State’s assertion that all of the listed jurisdictions ‘allow hearsay at the preliminary hearing’ is incorrect and misleading”
Hearsay in this context would include: officers testifying about what Robinson’s roommate Lance Twiggs told them, or what witnesses at Utah Valley University said on the day of Charlie Kirk’s shooting, without those individuals themselves taking the stand and being subject to cross examination.
Next Court Dates:
-June 12, 2026: Evidentiary hearing on whether the Utah County Attorney’s Office should be held in contempt for comments made to the media.
-July 6–10, 2026: Preliminary hearing](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HKEOjJ8bkAAldTE.jpg)
![MsJaneDoeUKnow's tweet photo. Tyler Robinson is pushing back against prosecutors plan to use hearsay evidence to establish probable cause at his preliminary hearing.
On Wednesday, June 3, Robinson filed a detailed reply brief arguing that the State should not be allowed to introduce second hand statements instead of live testimony from actual witnesses.
STATE:
“Utah has allowed prosecutors to introduce reliable hearsay at preliminary hearings for more than 30 years. Federal prosecutors have introduced hearsay at preliminary hearings for over 50 years, and at grand jury proceedings since our nation’s founding. Forty-four other states allow hearsay at preliminary hearings and grand jury proceedings. These well-established procedures are not unconstitutional.”
DEFENSE:
Robinson’s attorneys call the State’s position oversimplified and misleading. They argue:
-The State is exaggerating how similar other jurisdictions procedures actually are.
-Many states have meaningful limitations, guardrails, or additional protections [such as rights to depose witnesses] that Utah’s combination of rules does not provide.
-Suggesting that a ruling in Robinson’s favor would create chaos across the country amounts to “fear-mongering.”
-“The State’s assertion that all of the listed jurisdictions ‘allow hearsay at the preliminary hearing’ is incorrect and misleading”
Hearsay in this context would include: officers testifying about what Robinson’s roommate Lance Twiggs told them, or what witnesses at Utah Valley University said on the day of Charlie Kirk’s shooting, without those individuals themselves taking the stand and being subject to cross examination.
Next Court Dates:
-June 12, 2026: Evidentiary hearing on whether the Utah County Attorney’s Office should be held in contempt for comments made to the media.
-July 6–10, 2026: Preliminary hearing](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HKEOjJ6aEAAR4Ib.jpg)
![MsJaneDoeUKnow's tweet photo. Tyler Robinson is pushing back against prosecutors plan to use hearsay evidence to establish probable cause at his preliminary hearing.
On Wednesday, June 3, Robinson filed a detailed reply brief arguing that the State should not be allowed to introduce second hand statements instead of live testimony from actual witnesses.
STATE:
“Utah has allowed prosecutors to introduce reliable hearsay at preliminary hearings for more than 30 years. Federal prosecutors have introduced hearsay at preliminary hearings for over 50 years, and at grand jury proceedings since our nation’s founding. Forty-four other states allow hearsay at preliminary hearings and grand jury proceedings. These well-established procedures are not unconstitutional.”
DEFENSE:
Robinson’s attorneys call the State’s position oversimplified and misleading. They argue:
-The State is exaggerating how similar other jurisdictions procedures actually are.
-Many states have meaningful limitations, guardrails, or additional protections [such as rights to depose witnesses] that Utah’s combination of rules does not provide.
-Suggesting that a ruling in Robinson’s favor would create chaos across the country amounts to “fear-mongering.”
-“The State’s assertion that all of the listed jurisdictions ‘allow hearsay at the preliminary hearing’ is incorrect and misleading”
Hearsay in this context would include: officers testifying about what Robinson’s roommate Lance Twiggs told them, or what witnesses at Utah Valley University said on the day of Charlie Kirk’s shooting, without those individuals themselves taking the stand and being subject to cross examination.
Next Court Dates:
-June 12, 2026: Evidentiary hearing on whether the Utah County Attorney’s Office should be held in contempt for comments made to the media.
-July 6–10, 2026: Preliminary hearing](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HKEOjJ4bAAA0C5a.jpg)
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Tyler Robinson is pushing back against prosecutors plan to use hearsay evidence to establish probable cause at his preliminary hearing.
On Wednesday, June 3, Robinson filed a detailed reply brief arguing that the State should not be allowed to introduce second hand statements instead of live testimony from actual witnesses.
STATE:
“Utah has allowed prosecutors to introduce reliable hearsay at preliminary hearings for more than 30 years. Federal prosecutors have introduced hearsay at preliminary hearings for over 50 years, and at grand jury proceedings since our nation’s founding. Forty-four other states allow hearsay at preliminary hearings and grand jury proceedings. These well-established procedures are not unconstitutional.”
DEFENSE:
Robinson’s attorneys call the State’s position oversimplified and misleading. They argue:
-The State is exaggerating how similar other jurisdictions procedures actually are.
-Many states have meaningful limitations, guardrails, or additional protections [such as rights to depose witnesses] that Utah’s combination of rules does not provide.
-Suggesting that a ruling in Robinson’s favor would create chaos across the country amounts to “fear-mongering.”
-“The State’s assertion that all of the listed jurisdictions ‘allow hearsay at the preliminary hearing’ is incorrect and misleading”
Hearsay in this context would include: officers testifying about what Robinson’s roommate Lance Twiggs told them, or what witnesses at Utah Valley University said on the day of Charlie Kirk’s shooting, without those individuals themselves taking the stand and being subject to cross examination.
Next Court Dates:
-June 12, 2026: Evidentiary hearing on whether the Utah County Attorney’s Office should be held in contempt for comments made to the media.
-July 6–10, 2026: Preliminary hearing
![MsJaneDoeUKnow's tweet photo. Tyler Robinson is pushing back against prosecutors plan to use hearsay evidence to establish probable cause at his preliminary hearing.
On Wednesday, June 3, Robinson filed a detailed reply brief arguing that the State should not be allowed to introduce second hand statements instead of live testimony from actual witnesses.
STATE:
“Utah has allowed prosecutors to introduce reliable hearsay at preliminary hearings for more than 30 years. Federal prosecutors have introduced hearsay at preliminary hearings for over 50 years, and at grand jury proceedings since our nation’s founding. Forty-four other states allow hearsay at preliminary hearings and grand jury proceedings. These well-established procedures are not unconstitutional.”
DEFENSE:
Robinson’s attorneys call the State’s position oversimplified and misleading. They argue:
-The State is exaggerating how similar other jurisdictions procedures actually are.
-Many states have meaningful limitations, guardrails, or additional protections [such as rights to depose witnesses] that Utah’s combination of rules does not provide.
-Suggesting that a ruling in Robinson’s favor would create chaos across the country amounts to “fear-mongering.”
-“The State’s assertion that all of the listed jurisdictions ‘allow hearsay at the preliminary hearing’ is incorrect and misleading”
Hearsay in this context would include: officers testifying about what Robinson’s roommate Lance Twiggs told them, or what witnesses at Utah Valley University said on the day of Charlie Kirk’s shooting, without those individuals themselves taking the stand and being subject to cross examination.
Next Court Dates:
-June 12, 2026: Evidentiary hearing on whether the Utah County Attorney’s Office should be held in contempt for comments made to the media.
-July 6–10, 2026: Preliminary hearing](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HKEOjKHa4AAeaaY.jpg)
@paramounttactcl Seems staged.
@iron_ulfhednar How much?
@_midGRAY CONdace and her goons have done far more to taint the jury pool than the actual evidence coming in.
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@_midGRAY I really hope we get to see it at the preliminary hearing!
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