BigFatMommyDog
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I think he'll deny it and ask Baez to redraft it in a legally sufficient way. In the end, I think Baez will get some of TES's search records, but not blanket access to any and everything/everyone.
I agree with you Charleston. I think the more interesting question is WHY does the defense want it? What substantive information could be applied toward the defense's case? How would this information support her innocence (I don't think it can or will), or how will this information support mistrial/appeals/other legal technicalities or merely plant the seeds of doubt due to some type of "set-up" scenario?