JAN j 6 2010 - United States District Court

(1996) A. Removes any explicit requirement for consultation directly
between government attorney and self-represented defendant. B.
Reinstates requirement of a statement of facts for certain criminal
motions.
(1997) [A.] Explicitly incorporates into Local Rule 88.9 applicable
portions of Local Rule 7.1.
(1998) Local Rule 88.9 C. is added to reflect the filing time previously
prescribed by the Standing Order on Criminal Discovery of the Southern
District, with additional flexibility for motions arising from later
events.
(2003) Subsection A amended for clarification and to harmonize with Local
Rule 7.1.A.3.
(2010) Amended to conform tabulation to the style used in the federal
rules of procedure.
Rule 88.10 Criminal Discovery
ftri-(a) The government shall permit the defendant to inspect and copy the
following items or copies thereof, or supply copies thereof, which are
within the possession, custody or control of the government, the
existence of which is known or by the exercise of due diligence may
become known to the government:
Written or recorded statements made by the defendant;
2-r(2) The substance of any oral statement made by the defendant before or
after his arrest in response to interrogation by a then known-to-be
government agent which the government intends to offer in evidence at
trial;
3-r(3) Recorded grand jury testimony of the defendant relating to the
offenses charged;
4-^(4) The defendant's arrest and conviction record;
5^(5) Books, papers, documents, photographs, tangible objects, buildings
or places, or copies or portions thereof, which are material to the
preparation of the defendant's defense, or which the government intends
to use as evidence at trial to prove its case-in-chief, or which were
obtained from or belonging to the defendant; and
6-r(6) Results or reports of physical or mental examinations, and of
scientific tests or experiments, made in connection with this case.
The defendant shall permit the government to inspect and copy the
following items, or copies thereof, or supply copies thereof, which are
within the possession, custody or control of the defendant, the existence
of which is known or by the exercise of due diligence may become known to
the defendant:
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