The prosecution highlighted that it had produced 'voluminous batches of discovery,' with significant data extracted from the devices seized from the developers, indicating the complexities of the case.
Rodriguez's attorney argued for delaying the trial date due to the sheer volume of discovery still to be reviewed, emphasizing the need for adequate preparation and thorough examination of evidence.
Hill's attorney elaborated on the discovery, noting they've received 8 terabytes of data, equating it to 75% of the Library of Congress, stressing the overwhelming nature of the evidence.
In the proceedings, the defense asserted there is currently no evidence proving that either developer operated an unlicensed money transmitting business, questioning the foundation of the charges against them.
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