“Will the release occur prior to scheduled testimony?
List advantages.
Will the release occur post scheduled testimony?
List advantages.”
I’m leaning toward a combination. Show SOME of the information you have prior to the testimony, leaving out most. This forces them to admit some things but also allows them to get caught in a perjury trap for other things.
Win-win.
Am I missing anything else?
Are the ones I’ve listed valid or are there nuances that deconstruct them?
IDK.
You may have a point if the early release is 1-4 and the after bucket is #9...IF those groups are what we speculate them to be.
#9 could be the most devastating is it includes the oath of affidavit signatures.
The argument against partial release is that the witness(es) can invoke a delay and demand a full release. Move to include ALL exculpatory evidence.