JSTOR dropping their support for the prosecution didn't remove the evidence pertaining to their side of the story from the case. What Aaron did to JSTOR was as

JSTOR dropping their support for the prosecution didn't remove the evidence pertaining to their side of the story from the case. What Aaron did to JSTOR was as relevant for the prosecution after JSTOR asked them to stop as it was before, it's not as if the prosecution was then limited to only evidence obtained from the MIT side.