A judge has ruled that the Utah County Attorney’s Office can continue prosecuting Tyler Robinson, the man accused of fatally shooting Charlie Kirk, dismissing defense claims of a conflict of interest. Robinson’s lawyers had sought to have the entire prosecutor’s office removed from the case. They argued that a potential conflict arose because the child of Deputy County Attorney Chad Grunander attended the Turning Point USA event where Kirk was killed. According to the defense, that connection could have influenced prosecutorial decisions. However, the court determined that the teenager’s presence at the event did not materially affect how the case was handled. The 18-year-old, a student at Utah Valley University where the event took place, neither witnessed the shooting nor observed ...