A judge will decide Friday whether to hold prosecutors in contempt of court in the murder case against Tyler Robinson, the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk.

Robinson's defense team has asked Judge Tony Graf to investigate whether prosecutors violated court restrictions through comments made to media outlets including Fox News and TMZ. The attorneys are seeking contempt charges against the prosecution team for allegedly improper statements about the case.

The contempt motion appears to center on prosecutorial comments regarding bullet fragments recovered from Kirk's body. Defense lawyers argue these media statements violated guidelines governing public discussion of the case.

Robinson faces charges in connection with Kirk's death, which prosecutors have characterized as an assassination. The case has drawn significant media attention, leading to the current dispute over appropriate boundaries for public statements by legal teams.

Judge Graf is expected to rule on the contempt motion during Friday's hearing. The decision could impact how attorneys on both sides handle future media interactions as the criminal case proceeds through the court system.