Local Rule - State of Indiana

LR64-CR00-4800 WAIVERSWhenever a defendant waives a right, the Court shall enter of record that the defendant ispresent, and after having been advised of such right, waives the same. The Court may also requirethat the waiver of a right be in writing, signed by the defendant personally and approved by theCourt.Any waiver may be set aside by the Court to prevent any injustice.LR64-CR00-4900FAILURE TO APPEARIf a defendant fails to appear before the Court when summoned or otherwise ordered by theCourt to appear, the Court may summarily issue a warrant for the defendant's immediate arrest andappearance before the Court.LR64-TR26-4910 PRE-TRIAL DISCOVERYIn all criminal cases, reciprocal pre-trial discovery shall be available to both the State andthe defendant, upon request of the opposing party, as follows:4910.10 State. The State shall produce, upon request, the following:(1) The names, last known addresses, dates of birth, and social security numbers of personswhom the State intends to call as witnesses, together with their relevant written or recordedstatements, memoranda containing substantially verbatim reports of their oral statementsand a list of memoranda reporting or summarizing their oral statements.(2) Any written or recorded statements and the substance of any oral statements made bythe accused or by a co-defendant, and a list of witnesses to the making andacknowledgment of such statements.(3) A transcript of those portions of grand jury minutes containing testimony of theaccused or a co-defendant, and a list of witnesses to the making and acknowledgmentof such statements.(4)Any reports or statements of experts made in connection with the particular case,including results of physical or mental examinations and of scientific tests, experiments orcomparisons.(5)Any books, papers, documents, photographs or tangible objects which the prosecutingattorney intends to use in the hearing or trial, or which were obtained from, or belong to,the accused.(6)Any record of prior criminal convictions which may be used for impeachment of thepersons whom the State intends to call as witnesses at the hearing or trial.46