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Officers notes and logs can provide critical context during a traffic stop and are typically included in discovery. In tennessee, these are not required in the arrest report but should be available during discovery. Obtaining information before indictment is challenging, but you can request it informally or file a motion for discovery if charges are filed. Charges are usually filed before an indictment, and the discovery process often starts post-indictment. Consult your attorney for guidance on handling charges and preparing for your case.

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Would the officers notes or logs used be included in discovery
Yes, officers' notes or logs are typically included in discovery during legal proceedings. They can provide important details about the events that occurred and the reasons for actions taken during a traffic stop. Is there a specific aspect of the discovery process you're concerned about?
Would those notes or logs be required to be included in the arrest report
In Tennessee, officers' notes or logs aren't necessarily required to be included in the arrest report itself. However, they should be available during the discovery process as they can provide critical context and details about the arrest. Are you facing any specific issues related to this?
Would there be a way to request that information prior to indictment
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In Tennessee, obtaining information prior to indictment can be challenging, but you may consider:
- Requesting the information informally through your attorney.
- Filing a motion for discovery if charges are filed.

Are you currently facing charges or in a situation where you anticipate an indictment soon?
Charges would have to be filed prior to indictment, yes
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In Tennessee, charges are typically filed before an indictment, which formally accuses someone of a crime. The discovery process helps you access evidence, but it often begins after charges are filed. Are you currently dealing with a pending charge or preparing for a potential indictment?
Yes and i have been told you are not able to start the discovery process until indictment in November
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It sounds like you're navigating a challenging legal situation. Since you're dealing with a pending charge leading to an indictment, your attorney can guide you through requesting evidence. Would you like more information on handling charges or preparing for your case?