The point is that the search warrant to which you refer (not sure because you have not been specific) and which was brought to the the Braunschweig court which is in the process of hearing the five serious sexual offences of which CB is accused, is an irrelevance.
As far as I am aware no hard evidence from any of the five cases being tried has been 'thrown out'. With what has been submitted given a hearing.
The problem being the inclusion and distraction of an unrelated case.
All of which raises the conundrum of five legally constituted cases ready for the continuation of the legal process leading to resolution being side-tracked by a case which is still under investigation and not yet ready for an indictment to be handed down.
It raises two salient points regarding human rights
- the inalienable right of the presumption of innocence of the accused
- the right of victims of crime to the expectation of a fair and just trial and proper representation in court
Just a tad insulting that those most affected by the serious sexual crimes being tried at the moment have had to be subjected to much of the court's time being taken up with a case which has nothing to do with them or what happened to them at the hands of a prolific sexual abuser. Quite possibly denying them their right to have the injuries inflicted on them dealt with at a trial where the evidence is all about the case being tried and not another case entirely.
My opinion