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Allen County, Fort Wayne, Indiana Discovery Disclosure Agreement

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Allen County, Fort Wayne, Indiana Discovery Disclosure Agreement

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October 14, 2025

🔸 Allen County’s Rule says:
Discovery must be provided “in any manner mutually agreeable to the Prosecutor’s Office and to defense counsel.”

.🔸 The reality:
The “agreement” explicitly forbids defendants from receiving a copy of their own discovery. They may only “view” it under supervision — and only if the prosecutor allows it…

When one side controls all the evidence and defines what’s “agreeable”… it’s not an agreement — it’s control.

⚖️ #180Justice #AllenCounty #DueProcess #Discovery #Transparency #Gullified #JusticeSystem #Indiana #FranGull #WilliamLebrato #PublicDefense

180J PDF (Just this Rule 3 Pages):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nLxutKtnDjErei7zsyz-sWFgiGNb2W6s/view

Official Allen County Trial Rules (All Rules 138 Pages)
https://in.gov/courts/files/allen-local-rules.pdf

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