I may well be wrong but I don't think TES has a paper trail to indicate which volunteers worked in which area. The volunteers' forms were compared to their identification, signed and collected at a central table. Then they were instructed to stand in groups in designated areas. The Team Leaders were told to go to a group and take them to the areas that had been assigned to them (the Team Leaders). I doubt that many, if any, of the Team Leaders remember the names of the people in their group. There was no paperwork created to indicate which group anyone was assigned to.
I'm not criticizing this ~ I'm just trying to explain that I don't think the paper trail that the defense team is hoping for even exists. I don't think there is any way (other than the volunteers coming forward) to identify who searched where except the Team Leaders.
This motion, if granted, seems like it would only bring frustration and grief to all parties involved and advantage to none. :cow:
The Team Leaders do have the names of all members/volunteers on their list. The names and phone numbers are put on the list as you sign up to head out to the assigned area. When the TL returns to the command center they do a briefing of the assigned area which they were instructed to search according to the mapping.
Once the team returns to the Command Center, the process is done over and over the same way each time a team goes out and returns.