09/23/2025 — Pretrial Docket
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| Field | Reported value |
|---|---|
| Date | 09/23/2025 |
| Category | Pretrial docket / status |
| Court | Fourth District — Utah County (Provo) |
| Judge | Tony F. Graf Jr. |
What happened
Research-file and site case notes list 09/23/2025 among early docket notices after the 09/16 first appearance. Public secondary sources treat this window as ordinary capital-case scheduling — counsel, custody, and future hearing dates — rather than a full evidentiary day.
Exact minute-entry text should be confirmed against the official Utah courts docket when available. Until certified docket printouts are published end-to-end, this page records the date as a reported case-activity day.
Context
- Capital defense assembly and conflict checks often dominate the first weeks after a high-profile filing.
- Parallel federal/state evidence collection (FBI, ATF, SBI) continues outside the courtroom — later discovery fights cite materials dating from September 2025.
Interesting In This Area
- Later discovery fights cite material collected in exactly this September window.
- The case overview carries the charge list and the case number this docket sits under.
- Capital defense assembly and conflict checks dominate the weeks after a first appearance.
- Certified minute entries for these dates have never been published end to end.
Interesting In Other Areas
- The discovery and Brady chronology tracks what arrived and when.
Other Pages In This Section
A November scheduling node sitting between the September first appearance and the December gag order, and thinner in public coverage than either. By this date citizen investigators were already tracking the ATF ballistics, the message evidence and the body-cam questions that would drive the 2026 motions. The minute entries have not been released.
Read thisThe state's case agent walks through the September 11 surrender, the booking, the search warrants and a live .223 round reportedly found on a rooftop. The afternoon then turns into an extended fight over whether the recorded roommate interview could be broadcast at all. Verbatim transcript of both halves.
Read thisCase Overview — State v. Robinson
The caption, the docket, the charges, and what the state actually alleges — separated from what has been proven. The defense disputes the forensic links, starting with the inconclusive ATF comparison.
Read thisWho Testified — Hearing Witnesses
Sworn hearing testimony and an on-camera interview are not the same thing, and treating them as one is the most common error in commentary about this case. This roster covers only the people who took the stand under oath, what their testimony addressed, and on which day. Appearing on it is not an accusation.
Read thisElsewhere In The Investigation
Discovery, Brady & Evidence Timeline (2025–2026)
Docket by docket: preservation orders, the October 2025 protective order, sealed transcripts, the January 2026 discovery list, and the fights over what the defense actually received. What the public ever sees is downstream of all of it.
Read thisSources
- Case Overview docket references
- Investigation file court-date notes
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Interesting
- Baron Coleman says he has heard Robinson turned himself in near 3 p.m.
- An itemized seizure list collides with the state's own filing on extractions.
Related Areas
- Tyler Robinson
- Proof Not Tyler
- Timeline