A Utah judge ruled Friday that Tyler Robinson, who is accused of the attempted assassination of Charlie Kirk, remains eligible for the death penalty if convicted of aggravated murder. Judge Tony Graf Jr. ruled Deputy Utah County Attorney Christopher Ballard was in contempt of a court order for statements he made about his opinion on the strength of evidence in the case. However, the judge ruled that he wasn’t wrong for making other statements in which he disputed a misleading characterization about specific ballistic evidence from a defense court filing. So Graf threw out Robinson’s claim that the proper remedy was to remove the potential death penalty, and instead, he said he would expand the jury selection process to ensure a fair trial.