As I said, listen to the questioning. It is much too specific for them not to have known. Why didn’t they use this then? Grab some popcorn and watch, I think we will find out soon enough.
>> Why didn’t they use this then? ... I think we will find out soon enough.
It appears to me that it’s a process and there are inevitable delays and timing issues.
The defense didn’t set the hearing date — the judge did. And there are arguably good reasons for the judge to hold the hearing ASAP rather than delay.
The defense had to request and be granted a subpoena for the phone records, and then the phone company had to deliver the data (did they drag their feet a bit?). Then their technical guy had to work his craft to do the geofencing — he explained in great detail what he did, and also that he was under time pressure.
So I’m thinking maybe the defense DIDN’T have their act together on the phone record evidence at the time of the hearing, although they knew that it was in progress. But now they do have it together and it appears they did it right.
Perjury on the witness stand in a court of law is a serious offense. Even if this judge lets it slide at this stage, it will come up again and again and I believe it’ll damn the prosecution. Also, with evidence of PERJURY in the quest to Get Trump, I don’t see how Kemp and the GA legislature can sit on their hands. And apparently the US House has taken notice of this extralegal attempt to bring down the next President of the US.
So I agree: pop some corn, sit back and enjoy the show!