In a recent ruling, a judge has determined that Tyler Robinson, the suspect in the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, can appear in civilian clothes during court proceedings. However, he will remain restrained with shackles while undergoing hearings. This decision comes amid significant media attention and public scrutiny surrounding the case. Pretrial hearings have been postponed, and discussions about courtroom camera presence are ongoing, as the suspect seeks to avoid public exposure. Lawyers representing Robinson secured this legal victory, arguing that wearing plain clothes would mitigate the stigma associated with prison attire during the proceedings.