Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.220 (d) requires the defendant to also provide:
The prosecutor is also allowed to inspect, copy, test, and photograph the above information and material that is in the defendant‘s possession or control.
That is why it is very important that you start collecting evidence in your case IMMEDIATELY. This may include text messages, voice mails, pictures of the alleged scene, witness names and phone numbers, letters, or anything else that may help in the defense of your case. If you wait until the day of trial, the judge could rule that you committed a DISCOVERY VIOLATION for not timely revealing the information and the court may EXCLUDE it from evidence! That means the evidence would be inadmissible and the jury would never hear your evidence!
If you have been arrested, collect this evidence right away and get it to your defense attorney! Otherwise the evidence may be destroyed (such as a gas station video, evidence may have to be subpoenaed to obtain it, and it could be excluded if not timely disclosed to the prosecutor.
If you have been arrested, retain an experienced criminal defense attorney that knows Florida’s Rules of Criminal Procedure!
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