seems to me that if the DA office doesn't have it/copy of it, it's because they don't want to have it... and if they do, don't they have to turn it over to the defense during discovery? seems to me that if the DA office doesn't have it/copy of it, it's because they don't want to have it... and if they do, don't they have to turn it over to the defense during discovery?All we are getting in this story is the response from Don Carlos. Defense puts out multiple demands for production, and it likely asked for the same thing (videos in possession) of the DA and the PD.
Sure they do. But, we are not at discovery, if I understand it correctly. Broden is prepping for an Examining Trial and he’s trying to gather what evidence he can to challenge probable cause.
don-o guesses.