> But if the evidence is obvious???
Hmmm ... Good question. I'm sure there are legal ramifications if the
evidence is released, but I'm not an attorney so I don't know.
Attorney friends have told me that this is a good strategy because
then they can say, "sure, he's a hornball, but nothing here is
harassment." Apparently this is because most of this "evidence" is
likely to be ambiguous at best, so the strategy is to discredit it and
publicly pressure the Judge to strike it.
But maybe releasing it pre-trial has some other ramification ... I dunno.
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