The judge grants the hearing and schedules it for the courtroom. This is done based on the merit of what motions have been presented. If the judge saw no reason to grant the hearing, then he would not have done so. Perhaps the judge is not too happy that the prosecution stated that there was no such thing as preliminary identification and then just hours later started issuing statements to the contrary. Perhaps the judge is also not too happy that the prosecution did not want the defense team to OBSERVE, but then allowed private citizens to observe the examination of the scene. Providing COPIES of photos and videos does not in any way interfere with the LE investigation.
However, until there is definitive ID of the remains, what right does KC Ant actually have to access autoposies or crime scenes? I'd argue zippo. Of course, everyone THINKS this is Caylee and are proceeding as if it is, however until a final and absolute determination is made, which should be within this coming week from all accounts, I don't see how the defense can truly argue standing here. In the off chance that this is another family's child, the state and county, not to mention the FBI, simply cannot grant access to the remains, either at the morgue or the crime scene where they are apparently still digging up body parts. This is not unfair, nor is it unusual. This is standard operating proceedure. Until there is irrefutable proof that these ramains belong to the little girl 'his girl' lost, no LE in the country would share with Jose. He just likes to whine and posture.