Texas HB3330 amends criminal discovery procedures, requiring state attorneys to provide electronic duplicates of documents to defendants and allowing.
Texas HB3330 amends the Code of Criminal Procedure to revise discovery rules in criminal cases. The bill mandates that state attorneys provide electronic duplicates of documents to defendants upon request. It allows courts to limit or redact discovery requests if they are deemed unduly broad or burdensome, or if they implicate the privacy interests of victims or witnesses. The bill also requires state attorneys to disclose certain information about witnesses if their testimony is to be used in court.
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