Q: Demand of discovery
In a criminal case, LARC - GRAND THEFT $20,000 OR MORE LESS THAN $100,000
If a NOTICE OF DISCOVERY DIGITAL DOC. FILED: NOTICE OF DISCOVERY
Is filed within courts, after this a new lawyer was appointed. Does this mean that there must be a new notice of discovery filed with the new lawyer or is the first one sufficient.
This case has been going on since 2019.
Also, what is MOTION TO COMPEL DISCOVERY NOTICE OF DISCOVERY AND DEMAND FOR FAVORABLE AND IMPEACHMENT INFORMATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH BRADY.
A: In most cases, the former attorney will send whatever discovery they have to new counsel. The new lawyer will often file a new demand for discovery/Brady demand so that any newly uncovered evidence is disclosed to them timely.
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