Videographer Banned From Filming Tyler Robinson’s Face in Court, Judge Rules
January 17, 2026
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as posted by the channelA videographer has been banned from filming Tyler Robinson after recording his face so close that lip readers watching the video could interpret what Robinson was saying to his attorney. Utah Judge Tony Graf determined this action violated court rules and stated to the room, "I just want to make it clear as day that Mr. Robinson is not to be captured in a sweeping shot in any form for the remainder of this hearing."
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