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The court order governs the use and disclosure of Discovery materials provided to the Defendant and ...

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The court order governs the use and disclosure of Discovery materials provided to the Defendant and their counsel, restricting their use to the defense of the criminal action and outlining who may access these materials.

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Handling of Discovery materialsConfidentiality and non-disclosureDefense counsel's responsibilities
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