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Good point. And after reading your other post I have to rephrase. I especially like this:
"I have never heard of any prosecutor giving their exact trial plan to defense."
George would get off if the prosecution did not turn over all the transcripts but as far as I can tell they did. If the judge denies the motion I think George will still be convicted but it could raise grounds for appeals. That he didn't get a fair trial because certain conversations were not pointed out specifically to the defense.
Are Jake's attorneys wanting the same?
Apparently the defense (George) has everything they need but now they want the prosecution to point out which specific conversations of George's they plan to use.
Getting the recordings and transcripts is not enough for them they want to hold hands and be walked through, basically, the entire prosecution of George.
I would like to find out how Jake's attorneys are handling this considering his trial is in months not years anymore.
There was a deadline of Dec 2020 for the prosecution to turn over the transcripts of the recordings. It is in court notes. Court notes always recap the previous hearing. JW,G4,G3 lawyers have all filed motions since that time to compel the prosecution to do so. The prosecution agreed to turn that over months ago. They are not asking for their exact plan/evidence for trial unless others are seeing something in that motion that I am not. There are quite a few reasons that defense would want or need the transcripts for the recordings.
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