Criminal Defense Exhibits for Arizona Courts
Arizona criminal defense cases follow ARCP Rule 15 for discovery and ARS Title 13 for criminal procedure. Maricopa County (Phoenix) handles the largest volume of criminal cases. This guide covers exhibit preparation for criminal defense including suppression motions, trial exhibits, and sentencing.
- Arizona's primary exhibit rule is ARCP Rule 15, ARS 13.
- Criminal Defense cases in Arizona e-file through TurboCourt.
- TurboCourt caps each uploaded document at 25 MB.
- The exhibit exchange deadline in Arizona is Per ARCP 16.1 and Rule 15.
- Common Criminal Defense exhibits in Arizona include Police reports and investigation records and Witness statements and interviews.
- ExhibitPrep stamps exhibits in the browser, so case files never leave the computer.
Court rules and e-filing requirements change frequently. Verify current requirements with your local court clerk or official court website before filing. This content is for general reference only and does not constitute legal advice.
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Arizona Quick Reference
| E-Filing System | TurboCourt ↗ |
| File Size Limit | 25 MB |
| Exchange Deadline | Per ARCP 16.1 and Rule 15 |
| Primary Rule | ARCP Rule 15, ARS 13 |
Common Criminal Defense Exhibits in Arizona
Arizona Criminal Defense Tips
- 1ARCP Rule 15 governs discovery in criminal matters
- 2Maricopa County has the largest criminal court division
- 3TurboCourt is used for electronic filing statewide
- 4Arizona has specific disclosure requirements for exculpatory evidence
- 5Pima County (Tucson) has separate criminal procedures
- 6Defense exhibits typically use letters (A, B, C)
- 7Arizona has determinate sentencing - mitigation documents critical
Common Criminal Defense Filing Mistakes in Arizona
Criminal Defense Exhibits in Arizona: FAQ
What discovery rights exist under ARCP Rule 15 in Arizona?
ARCP Rule 15 requires disclosure of witness names, statements, expert reports, and exculpatory evidence. Defense must file timely discovery requests.
How do I file criminal defense exhibits in Maricopa County?
Use TurboCourt for electronic filing. Documents must be PDF format under 25 MB. Follow Maricopa County Superior Court specific procedures.
What exhibits are important for Arizona sentencing?
Arizona uses determinate sentencing. Prepare character letters, employment records, treatment documentation, and mitigation evidence to argue for mitigated terms.
How should defense exhibits be organized in Arizona?
Organize by case phase: investigation, defense evidence, mitigation. Use letter designations (A, B, C) and maintain clear records.
What are body camera requirements in Arizona criminal cases?
Request all body camera and dashcam footage early. Arizona requires retention of recordings. Prepare exhibits of key footage segments.
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