Could their strategy be to prevent the prosecution from completing the prelim in the allotted four days, raise a lot of dust and smoke, then ask again for bail?The defense is seemingly going to run out the clock today. Not the worst strategy in the world, but it means the prosecution really only got to lay the groundwork today.
It’s an important and necessary step, but I was hoping to get to some of the evidence.
I think I know the judge's answer: "I can't award bail until the proof evident/presumption great hearing is complete."