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In the ongoing case regarding Charlie Kirk's killing, the defense has argued against the death penalty, asserting that the shooter targeted an intended victim. Prosecutors have highlighted the risk to bystanders as a key issue, which could influence the classification of the crime under state law.
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In the ongoing case regarding Charlie Kirk's killing, the defense has argued against the death penalty, asserting that the shooter targeted an intended victim. Prosecutors have highlighted the risk to bystanders as a key issue, which could influence the classification of the crime under state law.
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Defense in Charlie Kirk's killing argue against death penalty, said shooter hit 'intended target'
Defense argues against death penalty in Charlie Kirk's killing, claims shooter targeted intended victim