The arraignments began at nine in the morning and the courtrooms did not recess.
Vance had spent the night making calls that she would not document and would not discuss. The three judges assigned to the proceedings had received those calls and had understood what was being communicated without it needing to be stated directly.
What she had communicated was simple. The documentation was complete. The cases were built. The proceedings would move at the speed the evidence permitted, and the evidence permitted them to move very fast.
