Utah prosecutors said on Monday that they have a “voluminous” amount of discovery evidence against Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old man suspected of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk at a Utah university earlier this month. “There is a substantial amount of discovery in this case,” Utah County prosecutor Chad Grunander told the judge. She asked the court not to make a decision on the amount of evidence at this time. Kirk’s alleged killer was apprehended at his family’s home nearly two days after the fatal shooting at Utah Valley University. “Let me be clear, I will not put my finger on the scale of justice,” the judge said.