Court proceedings related to Alan Jones’s upcoming indecent assault trial face potential delay after a dispute over seized devices has not been resolved. Multiple outlets report that a Sydney judge tells the court it is “running out of time” to address pretrial matters as the trial approaches. The dispute centres on evidence connected to devices that were seized during earlier stages of the case. The issue is before the court as part of pretrial processes, which can include questions about admissibility and handling of evidence. Because the matter is not concluded, the judge signals that there may be insufficient time to deal with the remaining pretrial steps before the trial start date. The reporting is consistent across outlets: the indecent assault charge against the former broadcaster is set to come before the court, but procedural disagreements about the seized devices raise the prospect of changes to the timetable. The articles do not indicate a final decision on whether the trial will be adjourned, only that the scheduling outlook is uncertain due to the ongoing dispute.