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Charlie Kirk’s suspected killer, Tyler Robinson, will be able to wear civilian clothes to court, a judge ruled on Monday. Robinson will be allowed to ditch his prison garb when he appears in court, but he will have to stay shackled. Utah Judge Tony Graf ruled that the 22-year-old accused assassin must remain in chains for the safety of others in the courtroom, according to the Salt Lake Tribune. The defendant’s attorneys had asked the judge’s permission for Robinson to wear civilian clothing and appear unshackled in court, arguing that appearing like a prisoner would bias a jury’s perception. The defense team made special mention of the amount of attention the case has received. The judge appeared swayed by the defense team’s argument, though Graf’s sympathy was limited. The judge said that the request to appear in civilian clothes would cause only “minimal inconvenience” to the Utah County Sheriff’s Office when compared to Robinson’s interest in a fair trial. “The case has attracted extraordinary public and media attention,” said Graf, according to the New York Post. “Images of Mr. Robinson in jail clothing are likely to circulate widely and influence prospective jurors. Given the scale of that publicity, the risk of prejudice is significant.” “Mr. Robinson’s right to the presumption of innocence outweighs the minimal inconvenience of permitting civilian attire and Mr. Robinson shall be dressed as one who is presumed innocent,” the judge added. During Monday’s hearing, Graf was also asked to consider banning cameras from the courtroom. The judge put off the issue, but added that if prosecutors and defense attorneys agreed, they could file a joint request later to have cameras banned. Join us now during our exclusive Deal of the Decade. Get everything for $7 a month. Not as fans. As fighters. Go to DailyWire.com/Subscribe to join now. Robinson is expected to appear in court again on January 16. His next court appearance had been scheduled for Thursday, but his legal team joined prosecutors in requesting that the court date be “vacated.” The request by Robinson’s attorneys over the presentation of their client echoes a request made by the attorneys of accused UnitedHealthcare CEO killer Luigi Mangione. Over the summer, Mangione’s legal team asked the judge in his case to allow the suspect to appear in court without handcuffs or a bulletproof vest. At his most recent court appearance, Mangione appeared in prison clothes and handcuffs, though he was not wearing a bulletproof vest, according to the Post. Kirk was assassinated while speaking at a college event in Utah in September. The Turning Point USA founder was shot in the neck before being rushed to a hospital where he was later pronounced dead. President Donald Trump posthumously awarded Kirk the highest civilian honor, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, on October 14, which would have been Kirk’s 32nd birthday.

Dolly Parton is passionate about many things. She loves to sing, write songs, cook, and read. Dolly’s father couldn’t read or write, which had a profound effect on her and her relationship with reading. Her love of books inspired her to create something very special for kids in 1995. “My dad was not able to read and write — he was a country boy with a bunch of kids, and he had to work instead of going to school when he was a little boy, and so he never had the chance to get an education,” Dolly once explained to People. “It seemed to really bother him a lot, and I thought, ‘Well, what can I do for my precious dad?’ ‘Cause he was the greatest daddy in the world and one of the smartest people I’d ever known.” “So I said, ‘Dad, why don’t we put together a little program where we give children books from the time they’re born, once a month, until they start school?’” Dolly added. “That way, they can learn to read, love books. If you can read, you can kinda self-educate.” For 30 years, Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library has provided millions of books to children worldwide in an effort to improve literacy. The program provides more than 3.4 million books per month to children in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and the Republic of Ireland. But things are just getting exciting. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Imagination Library (@imaginationlibrary) Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library Is Celebrating A Huge Milestone According to the organization’s website, during National Family Literacy Month in November, Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library will celebrate having gifted more than 300 million books since 1995. “Just two years after crossing the 200 million mark, the Imagination Library has soared to new heights, now gifting an incredible 3.4 million books each month to children around the world, and will deliver its 300 Millionth book this fall. This remarkable achievement wouldn’t be possible without the dedication of more than 2,800 Local Program Partners who help bring Dolly’s dream to life in communities across five countries,” the Imagination Library shared. Dolly Parton’s father adored the imagination Library. “Before he passed away, my Daddy told me the Imagination Library was probably the most important thing I had ever done. I can’t tell you how much that meant to me because I created the Imagination Library as a tribute to my Daddy,” Dolly shared on the website. This story’s featured image is by Shannon Finney/Getty Images. The post Dolly Parton Just Hit A New, Heartwarming Milestone appeared first on InspireMore.