It's so invasive and sounds disproportionate. (Especially given how incoherent the defence's testimony has been). I just can't see it being agreed to. Is it needed amongst the madness of the contradictory circular arguments? Not to mention it potentially risks a) looking like harassment itself and not adding anything new to the pot b) does actually weirdly end up proving a coherent timeline/ sequence of events this undermining bonkers testimony
It has to be said that NC has to be pretty confident it'd show that Upton is straight up lying or was straight up using the phone to record incidents with a view to harassing Sandie...
... And the court would have to be confident there's a good chance of finding that too.
That's where I think the stretch might be but hell after what nonsense we've seen maybe the judge will go for it on the strength of that.
Hmmm. I just don't see it myself. Even now, because it's a full on request.