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The District Attorney shall immediately furnish the Court Coordinator with a list of all cases indicted, which list shall contain the name and address of the accused, his attorney and bondsman.! 3.2 XAll defendants and counsel are required to appear in person for arraignment except as provided in Paragraph 3.3.! 3.3 XArraignments may be waived, in writing, only if signed by the defendant and his counsel.! 3.4 XA defendant desiring court appointed counsel must make written application therefor and offer satisfactory proof of indigency.! 3.5 XIf a defendant requests that punishment be assessed by the Court, the defendant and his counsel are encouraged to execute a Consent to the Court's Inspection of Presentence Report at least five (5) days before the matter is set for punishment hearing. If the defendant does not desire a presentence report, the same shall be waived in writing, unless the Court directs otherwise.! 3.6 XPlea agreements, if any, and all plea papers shall be filed with the Clerk prior to the case being called for trial, unless the Court directs otherwise.! 3.7 XWithin thirty (30) days after arraignment, the District Attorney shall provide to defense counsel the items of discovery hereinafter set forth, whether or not any motion for discovery has been filed on behalf of the defendant. If any item of discovery required herein is not within the possession of the District Attorney, he shall so state in writing to defense counsel and give the reasons for such unavailability. A copy of the State's disclosure shall be filed in the case file. Following the required discovery by the State, any defense motions for discovery shall be limited to only those matters not provided by the State.! X XP The State shall disclose to the defendant, or make available to the defendant for copying or inspection, the following:hP P A. All statements, confessions or admissions made by the defendant or any codefendant whether written or otherwise recorded during which time the defendant % or codefendant was in custody of agents of the State of Texas or the United States Government.Ƹ P B. All items of a tangible nature seized from the defendant or any codefendant, which seizure was made by the officers of the State of Texas or the United States acting with or without a warrant. Such items shall include, but are not limited to, items of contraband, weapons, clothing of the defendant, a codefendant or a victim, books, papers, photographs, documents and tangible objects related to the case which are in the possession of the State of Texas or any of its agents at the time of disclosure.Ƹ P C. Photographs made of the crime scene or of the defendant, codefendant, victim or any other person or scene related to the case.Ƹ P D. The name and address of each identification witness, the time and place of any photographic or corporal identification, and any and all written notes of any statements made by the witnesses who viewed the defendant in the lineup or showup as well as the police lineup sheet and/or photographs with pertinent information concerning the procedure followed during the identification process and the participants in the lineup, including their race, age, sex, height, weight, hair color, eye color, clothes and distinguishing marks in order that defense counsel who was not afforded the opportunity to be present may make some determination concerning any undue suggestion or other impropriety which could render the lineup process as violative of defendant's rights to due process of law.Ƹ  %Ԍ P E. Photographs or photographic spreads used by the State or any investigating officers and displayed to any witness for the purpose of obtaining identification of the defendant, as well as the name and address of any and all identification witnesses and the time and place of any such identification and the name and address of any persons who displayed the photograph to the witness.Ƹ P F. Reports of psychological or psychiatric examinations of the defendant done under the direction of the Court which are in possession of the District Attorney or any agency of the State.Ƹ P G. The results and reports of any physical examination, scientific tests and experiments made in connection with the case, including, but not limited to, reports of comparisons of known and latent fingerprints of the defendant, reports of analysis of hair samples removed from the body of any victim or the defendant or secured from any other person or place in connection with the case, all scientific analysis of proported controlled substances seized from the defendant or the property of the defendant on the date of the alleged offense, analysis of the person, clothing or possessions of the defendant and report of firearms examinations and/or ballistics tests conducted with any weapon which is part of the State's investigation of the case.Ƹ P H. Evidence in the form of tape or wire recordings or transcriptions of conversations to which the defendant was a party and which recordings were obtained as a result of bugging, electronic eavesdropping or wire tapping, including conversations overheard or evidence secured as a result of such conversations. Ƹ  %Ԍ P I. A list of the name and address of each prospective prosecution witness who has knowledge of the facts of the case and who, in reasonable likelihood, will be used at the guilt or innocence phase of the trial as a witness in the prosecution's case in chief and the name and address of all witnesses interviewed by any agents of the State concerning the case who have been called to testify but who have knowledge of facts material to the guilt or innocence of the defendant or the reputation or criminal record of the defendant, if any.Ƹ P J. The TCIC and NCIC arrest and conviction record of the defendant and all codefendants and any accomplice witness the State reasonably anticipates will appear at the trial herein.Ƹ P K. The TCIC and NCIC arrest and conviction record of any witness to be called by the State.Ƹ P L. Written or recorded statements made concerning the case by any persons who are prospective prosecution witnesses, such statements to be supplied to the defendant after the testimony of such witnesses at trial.Ƹ P M. A list of witnesses who have appeared before the Grand Jury or whose statements or affidavits were presented for consideration by the Grand Jury which returned the indictment in the case.Ƹ P N. A copy, if any, of the Grand Jury testimony heard in connection with the indictment of the defendant in the case.Ƹ P O. Any evidence or information in the possession of the State or subject to the control of the State or known to its agents % which is inconsistent with the alleged guilt of the defendant, or is favorable to the defendant, or which is relevant to the punishment which should be assessed against the defendant.Ƹ 3.8 XDefense counsel shall not file "blanket" discovery motions for those matters covered by these local rules. Any items or matters defense counsel seeks to discover in addition to those ordered by these local rules shall be requested through filing of a separate motion specifying each item or matter sought in addition to those covered by these rules. Such motions shall set out good cause for discovery, that the matters or items sought are material and that such items or matters are in the possession of the State or its agencies and are presently being withheld. Defense counsel should also be prepared to present supporting authorities for each such request. Motions not complying with these local rules shall be treated as if no motion has been filed.! 3.9 XIn all cases where counsel is court appointed, counsel shall confer with the client prior to the date and time scheduled for each court appearance (including arraignment if the appointment is prior thereto) so as to avoid delay in court appearances.! 3.10 XAll plea papers, except those actually required to be signed before the Judge in open court, shall be completed and sworn to prior to the parties and counsel appearing before the bench.! 3.11 XOn the day and time scheduled for final disposition of a case in which counsel has been court appointed, counsel shall submit an itemized statement for payment of court appointed fees, which statement shall include the date, activity and amount of time expended by counsel in the case. Only such time as is reasonably necessary to represent the defendant on the case to which counsel has been appointed shall be considered in setting the attorney fee. Failure to comply with this rule may result in delay of payment.!