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`ADDO
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`(990)
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`I:I M/Discovery
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`I:I Brady
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`I:I M/List Ws
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`I:I M/Criminal Record Ws
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`No. 168974601010
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`STATE OF TEXAS
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`VS.
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`ROBLES, STEVEN ADRIAN
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`IN THE DISTRICT COURT
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`HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS
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`185th JUDICIAL DISTRICT
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`DISCOVERY ORDER
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`The State of Texas is ORDERED to disclose to Defendant and/or allow inspection and/or
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`electronic duplication, copying and photographing, by or on behalf of the Defendant as
`follows:
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`1. Any exculpatory, impeachment, or mitigating document, item, or information in the
`possession, custody, or control of the state that tends to negate the guilt of the defendant
`or would tend to reduce the punishment for the offense charged pursuant to TEX. CODE
`CRIM. P. art. 39.14(h) and Brady v Maryland, 373 US. 83 (1963) and related cases. If at
`any time before, during, or after trial the State discovers any additional document, item,
`or information required to be disclosed under TEX. CODE CRIM. P. art. 39.14(h), the State
`shall promptly disclose the existence of the document, item, or information to the
`defendant or the court.
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`All written or recorded statements of the defendant, along with all confessions or
`statements, whether verbal or otherwise, made pursuant to TEX. CODE CRIM. P. art. 38.22,
`including all portions of offense reports containing a verbatim account of same.
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`Pursuant to TEX. CODE CRIM. P. art. 39.14(a), any item that is an object or other tangible
`thing; that constitutes or contains evidence material to any matter involved in the action;
`that is not otherwise privileged; and that is in the possession, custody, or control of the
`state or any person under contract with the state, including but not limited to the
`following:
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`0 Any offense reports.
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`0 Any designated documents, papers, written or recorded statements of the
`defendant or a witness, including witness statements of law enforcement officers
`but not including the work product of counsel for the state in the case and their
`investigators and their notes or report.
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`0 Any designated books, accounts, letters, photographs, or objects or other tangible
`things not otherwise privileged that constitute or contain evidence material to any
`matter involved in the action.
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`DISCOVERY ORDER
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`0 All items seized from the defendant, co—defendant or accomplice.
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`0 All physical objects to be introduced as part of the State’s case.
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`0 All documents and photographs and investigative charts or diagrams to be
`introduced at trial.
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`0 All contraband, weapons, implements of criminal activity seized or acquired by
`the State or its agents in the investigation.
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`0 All records of conviction which may be admissible in evidence or used for
`impeachment of the defendant.
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`0 All tangible items of physical evidence collected by the state or its agents
`concerning the alleged offense, including latent fingerprints, hairs, fibers,
`fingernail scrapings, body fluids, tire tracks, paint scraping, etc.
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`0 All extraneous offenses, listing time, place, and complaint, which may be
`admissible against the defendant.
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`0 All psychiatric reports concerning the defendant, known to the State.
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`0 All promises of benefit or leniency afforded to any accomplice or prospective
`witness in connection with his/her proposed testimony or other cooperation with
`regard the alleged offense.
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`0 All known convictions which are admissible for impeachment concerning any of
`the States’ proposed witnesses.
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`0 All known convictions, pending charges or suspected criminal offenses
`concerning any accomplice proposed to be used as a witness by the State.
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`0 Copies of all complaints, search warrants (related affidavits), autopsy reports and
`laboratory reports of all examinations of contraband, fluids, hairs, fingerprints,
`blood samples, ballistics, soil, fibers and paints.
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`0 All business reports or governmental records expected to be introduced by the
`State.
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`4. The State is ordered to furnish the above for inspection and copying on or before 10 days
`prior to trial.
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`DISCOVERY ORDER
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`5.
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`In the event that documents, diagrams, models or charts are prepared as “jury aids” at the
`direction of the State’s attorneys before trial, such items will be considered work product
`unless the Defense demonstrates a “particularized need” for inspection thereof.
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`6. The discovery under this Order is subject to the restrictions of TEX. FAM. CODE §264.408
`regarding a video recording of an interview of a child that is made at a center and subject
`to TEX. CODE CRIM. P. art. 39.15 regarding discovery of evidence depicting or describing
`abuse of or sexual conduct by child or minor.
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`The State of Texas is further ORDERED to prepare and file with clerk of the Court, at least
`ten (10) days prior to trial, a subpoena list of all Witnesses the State intends to call on their case
`in chief, excluding experts. This Order does not supplant the requirements of TEX. CODE CRIM.
`P. art. 39.l4(b) regarding experts under Texas Rules of Evidence 702, 703 and 705.
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`It is understood that the Defense should exercise diligence pursuant to TEX. CODE CRIM. P. art.
`39.14.
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`The parties are encouraged to agree to discovery and documentation requirements equal to or
`greater than required by this Order and TEX. CODE CRIM. P. art. 39.14.
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`This Order will dispose of all pretrial discovery and specified request motions heretofore filed.
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`ORDERED AND ENTERED this October 7 2020.
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`Mg?
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`JUDGE JASON LUONG,
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`Judge Presiding
`185th Judicial District
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`DISCOVERY ORDER
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