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11/20/2025 — Pretrial Docket

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FieldReported value
Date11/20/2025
CategoryPretrial docket / status
CourtFourth District — Utah County (Provo)
JudgeTony F. Graf Jr.

What happened​

11/20/2025 appears in research-file docket notices for State v. Robinson between the September first appearance and the 12/16/2025 gag order. Public coverage of this specific calendar day is thinner than the first appearance or the July 2026 prelim week; treat it as a scheduling/filings node unless full minute entries are released.

Context in the larger calendar​

  • Sits after early discovery production begins and before the court's own-motion gag that later shaped what participants could say publicly.
  • By late 2025, citizen investigators were already tracking ATF ballistics, Discord/text claims, and body-cam questions that would surface in 2026 motions.

Interesting In This Area​

Interesting In Other Areas​

  • Trial press records which outlets fought the sealing and when.

Other Pages In This Section​

12/16/2025 — Gag Order

December 16, 2025 is the hinge between open public argument and court-controlled speech: a broad gag order issued on the court's own motion. Everything after it runs through that order, from the June 2026 contempt finding to which exhibits a camera could show in July. Citizen investigators call it a chill; the court calls it fair-trial protection.

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Preliminary Hearing — Day 4

The verbatim fourth day: a tiered ruling on which exhibits the gallery and the cameras were allowed to see, the immunised roommate interview played in open court, the wooded-area rifle walkthrough, and an ATF examiner calling the jacket comparison inconclusive. The state rested at the end of it. Read the words rather than the headlines about them.

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Page 2 of a defense brief in State v. Tyler Robinson, headed ARGUMENT, arguing the State has not met its burden to show probable cause by evidence deemed reliable under Rule 1102, and that the State cannot establish the high-probability-of-death aggravator.

Defense Bindover Brief — Hearsay and the 'Intended Target' Aggravator

A page of the actual defense filing, arguing the State has not met its burden on reliable evidence and cannot establish the high-probability-of-death aggravator. Read the document rather than the summary of it.

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Court Investigation Index

Start from your question — the charges, the judge, the discovery fight, the gag order, whether the bullet matched the rifle — and this memo hands you the page. It also carries the full case roster, the case number and the booking record. Use it instead of guessing at the docket.

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Elsewhere In The Investigation​

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Tyler Robinson Trial Press

Once the manhunt ended, press value moved from who shot him to what the state can prove and what stays sealed. A running index of the trial coverage, outlet by outlet.

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Sources​

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Interesting​

  • A sitting prosecutor was reportedly held in civil contempt after the inconclusive ATF report.
  • The USA chant seconds after the hit has an explanation opposite to how it sounded.
  • A 71-year-old reportedly shouted "I shot him, now shoot me".
  • Tyler Robinson
  • Proof Not Tyler
  • Timeline