Chapter 13 - (Rule 16) Discovery

Chapter 13 - (Rule 16) Discovery

§ 23A-13-1 (Rule 16(a)(1)(A)) Prosecution evidence discoverable by defendant--Statements of employees of corporate defendants.
§ 23A-13-2 (Rule 16(a)(1)(B)) Copy of prior criminal record furnished to defendant on request.
§ 23A-13-3 (Rule 16(a)(1)(C)) Defendant's right to inspect and copy documentary and tangible evidence.
§ 23A-13-4 (Rule 16(a)(1)(D)) Defendant's right to inspect and copy results of examinations or scientific tests.
§ 23A-13-5 Work product protected from discovery by defendant.
§ 23A-13-6 Statement by witness not discoverable until testimony in preliminary hearing or trial.
§ 23A-13-7 Prior statements of prosecution witnesses subject to discovery after direct examination.
§ 23A-13-8 Excision from statement of prosecution witness of matter not testified to--Delivery to defendant--Preservation of entire statement for appeal--Recess to permit examination by defendant.
§ 23A-13-9 Testimony stricken when prosecution elects not to produce prior statement--Mistrial.
§ 23A-13-10 Kinds of prior statements subject to discovery by defendant.
§ 23A-13-11 (Rule 16(a)(3)) Grand jury proceedings not discoverable--Exceptions.
§ 23A-13-12 (Rule 16(b)(1)(A)) Defendant's documentary and tangible evidence discoverable by prosecution.
§ 23A-13-13 Results of examinations and scientific tests discoverable by prosecution.
§ 23A-13-14 (Rule 16(b)(2)) Defense work product protected from discovery.
§ 23A-13-15 (Rule 16(c)) Notice to adverse party of newly discovered evidence subject to discovery.
§ 23A-13-16 (Rule 16(d)(1)) Restriction of rights of discovery or inspection--Preservation of entire statement for appellate record.
§ 23A-13-17 (Rule 16(d)(2)) Remedies on failure of party to comply with discovery requirements--Manner of discovery and inspection.
§ 23A-13-18 (Rule 16(e)) Discovery of alibi witnesses.

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