Legal Question in Criminal Law in Arizona
DAR - Notice of Disclosure and Request for Disclosure. what does that mean?
Asked on 1/25/12, 3:55 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Carrie Spiller
Law Office of Carrie M Spiller, PLLC
Arizona rules of procedure for court require that both parties provide "disclosure" of the information they intend to use at trial. A simplified explanation: "Notice of Disclosure" is what they are disclosing to you that they may use at trial, and request for disclosure is their request for yours. There are lots of rules and procedures- this is just a basic explanation of what you are looking at.
Answered on 1/26/12, 7:30 am
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