A Utah judge on Friday rejected an attempt by the man accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk to keep key court filings secret, while leaving open the possibility that portions of an upcoming hearing could be closed to the public.

Judge Tony Graf Jr. ruled from the bench that attorneys for Tyler Robinson failed to justify sealing a defense motion seeking to bar cameras and other media coverage from the courtroom. Friday’s hearing centered on whether the defense’s written motion to exclude cameras, which the court had previously classified as a private document, should remain sealed from the public.