Sure refer to the rule for criminal procedure....
25.02. Misdemeanors or Felonies - Time for Discovery
Discovery may commence upon the filing of the indictment or information. Requests or motions for discovery shall be made not later than twenty days after arraignment in the court having jurisdiction to try the offense charged. Requests shall be answered within ten days after service of the request. The court may enlarge or shorten the times herein specified.
xx
xxx
xxx
xxx
Pro Per
Xx Court for xxx
State of Maryland
vs.
xxx Case No. xx-K-06-xxxxx
DISCOVERY
REQUEST
Pursuant to Rule xxx. Discovery in xxx court, the defendant in the above entitled matter does hereby request under discovery the following:
A list of the names and addresses all witnesses for the prosecution.
The model and serial number of the radar or laser unit used in this case;
A copy of all records regarding the maintenance and calibration of the radar or laser unit used in this case;
A copy of each and every certification issued to TFC xxx. MSP ID#xxx involving the use of said radar or laser unit.
A copy of all of TFC xxx. MSP ID#xxx notes on this case including copies of the front and back of the trooper’s copy of the ticket.
Please note: Rule xxx. Discovery in xxx court uses the imperative, “shall furnish.”
“The party served with the request shall furnish the discovery within ten days after service. “
Obviously the public prosecutor would not violate the law, therefore we will have to interpret a failure to provide the documents requested under discovery as an exercise of discretion and a decision not to prosecute this case.
This request is made on this the xxth day of xx 2006.
xx
CC:
xxx
States Attorney for xxx
xx w. xx St. RM xx
xx, xx xxx
