Yes, but if you have ten bugs you don't have time to analyze correctly you don't attempt to fix all ten poorly. You pick the most important one and analyze it

Yes, but if you have ten bugs you don't have time to analyze correctly you don't attempt to fix all ten poorly. You pick the most important one and analyze it at depth. What you want is to pick the most egregious alleged violation and explore it at depth so that it can be prosecuted correctly, defended correctly, and judged correctly. You don't put ten allegations on the docket and then say "we don't have time for the defense, so guilty on all counts".