Rule 32. DISCOVERY
32.1 USE OF DISCOVERY AND CERTIFICATION TO CIRCUIT DIVISION
(No local rule)
32.2 INTERROGATORIES, REQUESTS FOR ADMISSIONS AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS
No party shall serve on any other party more than forty (40) interrogatories, requests for admissions or requests for production of documents without leave of Court. Subparagraphs of any interrogatory shall relate directly to the subject matter of the interrogatory and be permitted, but not exceed three (3) in number. Any party desiring to serve additional interrogatories, requests for admissions or requests for production of documents shall file a written motion setting forth the proposed additional interrogatories, requests for admissions or requests for production of documents and the reasons establishing good cause for their being allowed in the case.
The party propounding interrogatories shall first set forth each question in clear and concise language, leaving an appropriate space for the answer. The original and two copies shall be served upon adverse counsel; or, upon the opposing party if not represented by counsel.
Proof of service of interrogatories is to be filed with the Court. The answer to interrogatories shall be typewritten. In the event an answer is too lengthy to place in the space provided, it shall be attached as an appendix and clearly identified by number corresponding to the interrogatory.
(No local rule)
(No local rule)
All motions for discovery in criminal cases shall be made by defendant within twenty (20) days following an arraignment.
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