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I think HCW said he lend one of two prosecutors to the other jurisdiction so that doesn't really matter.For me it does matter in which court the cases are heard. All the work has been carried out by prosecutors in Braunschweig, not to pass on to another jurisdiction but to progress it through the trial stage and beyond.
Two thoughts from me
Firstly FF's move for a change of court was from a defence which had seriously run out of options and played the jurisdiction card as a last resort delaying tactic.
Bearing in mind that the defence are in possession of all the case files and are very well aware of what they are up against.
I'm betting that no one was as surprised as FF when the judge went along with it.
Secondly - I too have pondered as you have, that there might be an ulterior motive surrounding the delay in resolving the venue for the trial. But without embarking into conspiracy theory country few of the notions I've come up with are tenable.
FF said he raised the jurisdiction issue at a preliminary, so hardly running out of options, the delay scenario only works if CB were in the last month's of his sentence imo, he's there until 2026, so any ulterior motive for a delay is a non starter.
I'm not into conspiracys, although it could argued the covering up of the truth in the MM case In a conspiracy, I can only come up with a couple of solutions into why CB's legal team need to establish a different place of domicile.