Title: Criminal Discovery: The Right to Evidence Disclosure | Lawyers.com
Headings: Criminal Discovery: The Right to Evidence Disclosure
Criminal Discovery: The Right to Evidence Disclosure
Types of Discovery
Other forms of discovery include—but certainly aren’t limited to—
The Right to Discovery: Brady Material
Exculpatory Evidence
Brady v. Maryland
Brady Violations
Federal and State Discovery Statutes
Questions for Your Attorney

Content: How does the defense get discovery from a third party (someone or some entity other than the prosecution)? When in the proceedings does the prosecution have to provide discovery? What happens when evidence that should be disclosed is lost or destroyed? Does anything else, like ethics rules or the state constitution, require that the prosecution disclose more material? Are depositions allowed in my jurisdiction? What remedies are available in my jurisdiction if the prosecution violates its discovery duties? What kind of discovery does the defense have to provide the prosecution?