Local Rule - State of Indiana

4910.20 Defendant. The defendant shall produce, upon request, the following:(1) The person of the accused. Subject to Constitutional limitations the accused shall:(a)(b)(c)(d)(e)(f)(g)(h)Appear in a line-up.Speak for identification by witnesses for an offense.Be finger printed.Pose for photographs not involving re-enactment of a scene.Try on articles of clothing.Permit the taking of specimens of material from under the defendant'sfingernails.Permit the taking of samples of the defendant's blood, hair or othermaterials of the body which involve no unreasonable intrusion.Provide a sample of the defendant’s handwriting.(1) Submit to a reasonable physical or medical inspection of thedefendant's body.(2) Whenever the personal appearance of the accused is required for theforegoing purposes reasonable notice of the time and place of suchappearance shall be given by the State to the accused and theaccused's counsel, who shall have a right to be present.(3) Subject to Constitutional limitations the State shall be informed of,and permitted to inspect and copy or photograph, any report orresults, or any testimony relative thereto, of physical or mentalexaminations or of scientific tests, experiments or comparisons, orany other reports or statements of experts which defense counselpossesses or controls, except that those portions of reportscontaining statements made by the defendant may be withheld ifdefense counsel does not intend to use any of the material containedin the report at a hearing or trial.(4) Subject to Constitutional limitations defense counsel shall informthe State of any defenses which defense counsel intends to make at ahearing or trial and shall furnish the State with the followingmaterial and information within defense counsel's possession andcontrol.(a) The names, last known addresses, dates of birth and social securitynumbers of persons defense counsel intends to call as witnesses,together with their relevant written or recorded statements,including memoranda, reporting or summarizing their oralstatements, and record of prior criminal convictions known to thedefense attorney.(b) Any papers, books, documents, photographs or tangible objectsdefense counsel intends to use as evidence or for impeachment at ahearing or trial.47