Yeah, this is stressful just reading this and thinking about how many things can be presented a certain way to look bad for the defense.Not at all. A preliminary hasn't even occurred and a trial is no where in sight. The prosecution is afforded more time to hand over discovery. It cab be handed over in piecemeal over a series of status hearings. Those items can be inclusive of things like the surveillance footage, hospital records, cell phone forensics, etc. It's actually a tactic used in many jurisdictions in order to bring about more angst and anxiety in defendents whether or not they're out on bond and cause them to plea.
Regardless, TJ’s mental fortitude will be tested.