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The defense argues that the search was unlawful without a warrant, and that police questioned him before Mirandizing him—a procedural breach that could jeopardize the prosecution's strongest evidence, including a 3D-printed pistol used in the murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, a notebook outlining a motive, and a fake ID used to check into a New York City hostel at the time of the crime. The hearing is expected to feature an unusually large number of witnesses—28 in total—and extensive police bodycam footage, making it one of the most comprehensive legal sessions in recent memory.