11 a.m. motions calendar: multiple motions withdrawn or reset; one suppression motion reset after investigators found misfiled video

During the 11 a.m. motions calendar, the court called several matters and recorded procedural outcomes: attorney Rosenblum informed the court he had withdrawn motions in the Mariela Andrei matter; Angelica Lozano's case was moved toward pretrial diversion and the suppression motion was reset for a status check with pretrial diversion staff; Kareem Assad Rogers's motion was withdrawn; Willie (last name not specified in the transcript) withdrew a motion to suppress and remains on the next available jury-trial calendar; Jaylen Leron Quarles's matter was noted as a plea in absentia; and the state released witnesses in at least one case.

Later in the session prosecutors told the court that evidence in the Gary Williams matter had been discovered by their chief investigator but had been misfiled under the wrong case number. The prosecution asked the court to reset the motion to suppress to immediately prior to trial so defense counsel could review the newly discovered video; the court agreed and reset the suppression matter to right before trial. The court also indicated that if the parties reach an agreement, they may place matters on future plea calendars.

These calendar entries were administrative and scheduling decisions rather than adjudications on the merits. The court repeatedly distinguished cases removed from the calendar (motions withdrawn) from matters that would be reset or held for further review. Defense and prosecution counsel, as well as court staff, worked through breakout-room pretrial conferences and instructions for cases that remained pending.