IIRC, the prosecution didn't have conflicting precedence but even if they did, there is usually one ingredient that doesn't apply to the present case.
I didn’t mean “advisement” literally. “Take it under advisement” is the phrase the Judges in my area use after getting all the material for a motion, then recessing without rendering a decision on the spot. Attorneys have told me they almost never rule on something of this magnitude from the bench.