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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF RIDGEWAY STATE OF RIDGEWAY v. SAINTFACTORS Defendant(s) Case No. RSC-CM-674 Notice of Appearance NOTICE OF APPEARANCE Notice is hereby given as to the appearance of Mr. TaxesArentAwesome with State Bar Number #12113, in the above-titled matter as public counsel to the Defendant as assigned by the Public Defender’s Office. Please serve a copy of all pleadings and filings to the Discord contact of CasuallyMental#3344 Respectfully Submitted, /s/ TaxesArentAwesome TaxesArentAwesome CasuallyMental#3344 State of Ridgeway RSB#12113 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF RIDGEWAY STATE OF RIDGEWAY v. SAINTFACTORS Defendant(s) Case No. RSC-CM-674 Motion for Discovery MOTION FOR DISCOVERY COME NOW, the DEFENDANT, by and through their undersigned public defenders appointed by the Court, hereby submits this motion to compel the Government to provide the following exhibits of evidence that may be relevant to the above-styled matter. REQUESTS FOR DISCOVERY 1. All photographic, videographic, or other forms of tangible evidence that the Government plans to present at trial for the purpose of demonstrating the facts asserted in the Criminal Information beyond a reasonable doubt. For evidence to be admitted into the Court’s record, it must be relevant. See Rid. R. Evid. 11. The Defense contends that this request is relevant under the Court’s rules because it has a tendency to make a fact more probable and is consequential in this matter. See Rid. R. Evid. 10. 2. All photographic, videographic, or other forms of tangible evidence that the Government plans to present at sentencing for the purpose of seeking a harsher sentence. For evidence to be admitted into the Court’s record, it must be relevant. See Rid. R. Evid. 11. The Defense contends that this request is relevant under the Court’s rules because it has a tendency to make a fact more probable and is consequential in this matter. See Rid. R. Evid. 10. 3. Any written or recorded statements gathered out of court that the Government plans to present at trial for the purpose of demonstrating guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. For evidence to be admitted into the Court’s record, it must be relevant. See Rid. R. Evid. 11. The Defense contends that this request is relevant under the Court’s rules because it has a tendency to make a fact more probable and is consequential in this matter. See Rid. R. Evid. 10. 4. The Roblox usernames and Discord profile information (including Discord usernames and four-digit discriminators) of all witnesses that the Government plans to call to present lay testimony based on personal experience. For evidence to be admitted into the Court’s record, it must be relevant. See Rid. R. Evid. 11. The Defense contends that this request is relevant under the Court’s rules because it has a tendency to make a fact more probable and is consequential in this matter. See Rid. R. Evid. 10. 5. The Roblox usernames and Discord profile information (including Discord usernames and four-digit discriminators) of all witnesses that the Government plans to call to present expert testimony based on their field of expertise, as well as what field the witness is to testify on. For evidence to be admitted into the Court’s record, it must be relevant. See Rid. R. Evid. 11. The Defense contends that this request is relevant under the Court’s rules because it has a tendency to make a fact more probable and is consequential in this matter. See Rid. R. Evid. 10. 6. Any photographic, videographic, or other forms of tangible evidence that the Government has in its possession or control that may be exculpatory in a manner that may disprove or make less probable the facts asserted in the Criminal Information. For evidence to be admitted into the Court’s record, it must be relevant. See Rid. R. Evid. 11. The Defense contends that this request is relevant under the Court’s rules because it has a tendency to make a fact less probable and is consequential in this matter. See Rid. R. Evid. 10. 7. Any written or recorded statements of a third-party witness or victim that were gathered out of court that the Government has in its possession or control that may be exculpatory in a manner that may disprove or make less probable the facts asserted in the Criminal Information. For evidence to be admitted into the Court’s record, it must be relevant. See Rid. R. Evid. 11. The Defense contends that this request is relevant under the Court’s rules because it has a tendency to make a fact more probable and is consequential in this matter. See Rid. R. Evid. 10. CONCLUSION Defendant asserts that the requests made for discovery are relevant and necessary to be examined and inspected by the Defense under the rules of trial and evidence. Therefore, the Defense prays that the Court grants this motion and enters into the record an order compelling the Government to turn over all requested information. Respectfully Submitted, /s/ TaxesArentAwesome TaxesArentAwesome CasuallyMental#3344 State of Ridgeway RSB#12113

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