Rule 14.1. Pretrial Reciprocal Discovery from the

Defense

(a) Defense Duties. Following the prosecutor's delivery of all discovery required pursuant to Rule 14(b), and any court order, and on or before a date agreed to between the parties, or in the absence of such agreement a date ordered by the court, the defendant shall disclose to the prosecutor and permit the prosecutor to discover, inspect, and copy any material and relevant evidence discoverable under Rule 14(b)(1)(F), (G), and (H) which the defendant intends to offer at trial, including the names, addresses, known contact information, dates of birth, and written statements of those persons whom the defendant may call as witnesses, and any promise, reward, or inducement sought, requested by, offered to, or given to such witness. As used in this rule, the term "written statement" shall have the meaning defined in Rule 14(b)(3). The judge may inquire of the defense what actions were taken to achieve compliance with this rule.

(b) Continuing Duty. If the defendant subsequently learns of additional items or information which would have been subject to disclosure or notification under this rule, the defendant shall promptly disclose to or notify the prosecutor of its acquisition of such additional items or information in the same manner as required for initial discovery under this rule. Adopted November 26, 2024, effective March 1, 2025.