What happens if the prosecutor does not answers your motion for discovery in the time alotted?
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What happens if the prosecutor does not answers your motion for discovery in the time alotted?
What can you file or do?
Asked on December 2, 2013 under Criminal Law, Maryland
Answers:
Maury Beaulier / MinnesotaLawyers.com
Answered 10 years ago | Contributor
The answer depends on what discovery was requested and whether the motion filed was properly formatted and served. Depending on the informaton requested any number of requests may be made as part of the motion including a potential dismissal.
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