Alan Yochelson served as a deputy district attorney on the prosecution team, handling much of the behind-the-scenes procedural and logistical work that kept the case moving. His appearances centered on administrative matters — coordinating the return of physical evidence from defense testing, managing exhibit logistics, and arguing motions on rebuttal scope and witness procedures. In one characteristic exchange, he updated Judge Ito on the status of key evidence items, including the Rockingham glove and defendant's shoes, that were delayed in transit from defense experts — a friction point that recurred throughout the trial's evidence-handling disputes.