A Utah judge is deciding whether Tyler Robinson, accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk, will be put on trial for aggravated murder. Multiple outlets report the ruling comes after a hearing in Provo, Utah, about whether prosecutors have presented enough evidence to proceed.

Reports agree that the case includes the possibility of the death penalty if the aggravated murder charge remains and proceeds to trial. The Guardian and other outlets describe judge Tony Graf as assessing probable cause, with FOX News and Global News reporting he sides with prosecutors, stating there is substantial evidence, including a “mountain of evidence.”

Outlets differ mainly in emphasis and framing: some focus on the procedural “crossroads” moment before trial, while others foreground that the judge’s decision keeps the death penalty option on the table. CBS News also notes Robinson’s next steps after the ruling, and that Robinson, 23, is accused of fatally shooting Kirk in front of a crowd last September at Utah Valley University.