I agree with a lot of your points but I still believe he had his rights violated. He was denied access to a lawyer for 48 hours. He doesn't even know who his

I agree with a lot of your points but I still believe he had his rights violated. He was denied access to a lawyer for 48 hours. He doesn't even know who his codefendant is. How can anyone mount a proper defense (the strongest form of which would be "I don't know this person and I've never communicated with him") without that information? How can one properly exercise one's habeas corpus rights (that is, challenging the detention) without either of those things?