During a civil court hearing Friday morning, a judge told Plaintiff Grecia Figueroa's attorneys they have one week to turn over all correspondence between her and former County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher. "No photos have been provided, no videos have been provided and we're missing dozens and dozens of communications," said Fletcher's attorney, Sean McKaveney. "All that was included in the supplemental production were those screenshots that were incorporated into the complaint, that's all that was produced regarding the communications." However, Figueroa's attorney, Zachary Freire-Avina said Fletcher's attorneys already have the documents they are requesting. "Communications between the plaintiff and Fletcher, that's what they were looking for in the first set and that's what was produced. Everything that was in the plaintiff's custody and control with an indication that we've now learned most of that information is now actually the hands of Meta, who is Instagram, who has that information or Fletcher assuming he hasn't deleted," said Freire-Avina. Neither Fletcher nor Figueroa appeared in court for the hearing. Figueroa's attorney appeared virtually via Microsoft Teams. MORE: https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/judge-orders-nathan-fletchers-accuser-to-turn-over-all-correspondence/509-6185f0df-9332-4c20-8ace-0e90031e94ad