Originally Posted by JAR
Its a controlled environment when you do not hold a presser. You can choose which reporters to speak to, etc. At a presser, you have much less control over questions and who ask them.
I can only speak of my personal experience in TN with criminal matters. I know here the DA often has the case much sooner that it is reported that the case has been turned over to them. In a lot of instances here, the Grandy Jury has already heard the case without anyone the wiser. They will then hold a presser and announce the Grand Jury has handed down an indictment.
However, I am just speculating and I do not know that its the case here. The criminal attorney above may be exactly right.
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