Here's the good news, as I see it. Regardless of which attorneys or judge end up working this case, the evidence against RA is the same. Come trial, whenever that may be, and assuming there is one, the sitting jury is going to be given that evidence which is allowed through the process (suppressions, Franks, etc.). The evidence is there now, and it will be there then.
Let RA's rights be preserved, let the evidence speak for itself, and let the jury do their jobs. That day will come, I truly believe. And if LE, or the P, or the D, or the judge, did anything to jeopardize the case, let them face their repercussions. This case has issues being seen all the way to the SCOIN, so I do have faith that there are people working to assure that things are being done correctly, so that not only are RA's rights being preserved, but that there aren't massive appeals issues down the road. If RA is convicted, all of what we're seeing right now is going to strengthen that conviction, I hope. If he's acquitted, let the system learn from some of the breakdowns that happened, and move forward. There's a lot of frustration (understandably) here at the moment, but I am feeling better about the case then I was at any point in the last several months. JMO.
L and A, and their families, will have to wait, which is painful and cruel, but NOTHING will change what happened to them, so I'm keeping them in a separate place in my heart while the judicial system works out its kinks. JMO.