A judge makes rulings on what evidence may be presented in Luigi Mangione’s New York murder trial. According to reporting, police recovered items after Mangione was spotted eating breakfast at a McDonald’s in Pennsylvania. Prosecutors seek to introduce several items found in or connected to his backpack, including a gun and a notebook, as well as other materials. In the current rulings, the judge determines that some of the items are admissible, while other items are blocked from being shown to the jury. BBC News reports that the gun and writings are allowed to be presented in court, but that other items found with Mangione at the Pennsylvania McDonald’s will not be presented. The Independent reports that the judge blocks some evidence from being shown at the trial, while also describing the items police found in Mangione’s backpack after the McDonald’s encounter. The decisions relate to evidentiary admissibility, shaping what the prosecution can use during the proceedings.