A Nevada judge rules that a recorded police interview given in 2008 by the man accused in the 1996 killing of rapper Tupac Shakur can be used at his upcoming trial. The decision is reported by multiple outlets, citing the Associated Press. The judge’s ruling permits the prosecution to introduce the interview recording as evidence, despite the defence’s opposition implied by the context of the hearing. The ruling applies to the recording of the interview itself, which took place years after Shakur’s death and before the current trial proceedings. The case remains focused on whether the interview can be admitted and considered by jurors during the trial. With the judge’s decision, the matter moves forward toward trial with the police interview included as part of the evidentiary record. Other details of the judge’s reasoning and the defendant’s arguments are not specified in the provided summaries.