Desmond Carter, accused in the alleged rape of LSU student Madison Brooks, asks a judge to bar supporters from wearing pink clothing in the courtroom during his trial, according to reports. Carter’s defense argues the color choice could intimidate jurors or otherwise compromise the fairness of the proceedings. Prosecutors oppose the request, saying Brooks’ supporters who wear pink are “silent, passive spectators,” and that the attire should not be treated as disruptive. The motion is framed as a safeguard for jury impartiality and courtroom neutrality. The case centers on Carter’s accusation of rape involving Brooks, who is described in the coverage as having been slain. Multiple outlets report that the issue at trial is limited to courtroom appearance, with the dispute focused on whether pink clothing worn in support of Brooks could influence the jury. A judge’s ruling would determine whether the courtroom dress restrictions apply during the proceedings.