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Something I've been wondering about re that motion - and I did not follow everything back in feb - do you think the D waited until Feb to seek permission of USAO because they might have intended to maintain the independence of ARCCA? If not, I wonder why they did not seek permission in 2024. Perhaps they kept their options open on that?
The defense had no control over this and/or the date of the announcement that the FBI concluded their investigation of the DA's office predating KR. IMO, this is all just more manipulation by the CW-- more specifically dirty play by Brennan. I don't believe KR's high-caliber defense team would risk their careers for any defendant -- including KR!
The reputation of ARCCA experts stands on its own. KR's defense doesn't need them to be "independent" and glad they were able to hire them. They were available for hire by the CW as well.
IMO, it's the Court that fueled Brennan here by failing to disclose or unveil ARCCA's initial involvement with the FBI.
ETA: Be reminded that these ARCCA questions all resulted from Brennan misrepresenting to the Court that the defense failed disclosure/discovery which was NOT true. Unfortunately for the defense, the damage was done -- (i.e., @mrjitty --very similar to the Ramsey rulings).
- As a part of his argument, Brennan says the information he is reading was provided to him by the federal government, not the defense. "Now, this isn't information provided by the defense and reciprocal discovery, this is information provided by the federal government after numerous requests… And I insist to the best that I can to get as much information as I can," he said. After a recess, he then told the judge the information actually was provided to him by defense attorneys.

Karen Read hearing could have Alan Jackson in the hot seat. All the details we know so far.
A hearing in Karen's Read's case abruptly ended when the judge called off the rest of the day in court amid allegations that defense attorneys may have made misrepresentations to the Court.

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