Charlie Kirk’s parents and widow Erika will face his alleged killer Tyler Robinson in a Utah courtroom this week.

The conservative star’s loved ones are expected to attend the weeklong hearing, which will see prosecutors argue why Robinson should stand trial for Kirk’s September 10 assassination.

This will mark the first time the Turning Point USA founder’s family has attended court proceedings in Provo, Utah.

Kirk’s father Robert, mother Kathryn, and widow Erika will be at the hearing as a ‘unified support system,’ a source familiar with the situation told The Salt Lake Tribune.

The family, however, may leave the courtroom before the prosecution details ‘graphic’ or ‘sensitive’ evidence, the source added.

This week’s proceedings will resemble a minitrial, with prosecutors planning to offer DNA evidence linking Robinson to the suspected murder weapon, testimony from investigators, autopsy findings, witness statements and video of Kirk’s killing.

They are not required to present all their evidence and can use secondhand information, or hearsay. The hearing will be livestreamed.

This week prosecutors need only demonstrate that there are reasonable grounds to believe Robinson killed Kirk. The standard is lower than for a trial, where prosecutors have to prove guilt ‘beyond a reasonable doubt.’

After the hearing concludes, state District Judge Tony Graf must determine if the case should proceed.

Erika, who took the helm of TPUSA after her husband’s death, pushed to maintain public access to Robinson’s prosecution when defense attorneys sought to exclude cameras from the courtroom.

She forgave Robinson during her husband’s memorial service.