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ALTERNATE PUBLIC DEFENDER. 6.6.1 Felony Case File (FCF): This file consists of documents related to the defense of a defendant charged with a felony as defined by statute. Documents include, but are not limited to: Court documents (Complaint, Information, Petition, Supplemental Petition, Pleas and Waiver forms, Arrest/Bench Warrants), police reports, documents which may have been received by way of discovery from the District Attorney, Jury Selection Documents, Subpoenas, Motions, Priors (Rap Sheet, Department of Corrections Packet), Discovery Documents, Transcripts, Search Warrants/Wiretap Documents, Probation Reports, Probation Violation Worksheet, Criminal fingerprint card, photographs, Scientific Reports (Autopsy, DNA, Ballistics, Fingerprints, other Lab Reports), Medical/Psychiatric Reports, Asset Forfeiture Notice, Media Reports, photographs and miscellaneous correspondence. The documents are of varying sizes, paper type and color. Every Public Defender Case File Jacket Package consists of a set of four primary fields: Defendant(s) First Name, Middle Name, Last Name, and Court Case Number. 6.6.2 Misdemeanor (MCF): This file consists of documents related to the defense of a defendant charged with a misdemeanor as defined by statute. Documents include, but are not limited to: Court documents (Complaint, Information, Petition, Supplemental Petition, Pleas and Waiver forms, Arrest/Bench Warrants), police reports, documents which may have been received by way of discovery from the District Attorney or various city prosecutors, Jury Selection Documents, Subpoenas, Motions, Priors (Rap Sheet, Department of Corrections Packet), Discovery Documents, Transcripts, Search Warrants/Wiretap Documents, Probation Reports, Probation Violation Worksheet, Criminal fingerprint card, photographs, Scientific Reports (Autopsy, DNA, Ballistics, Fingerprints, other Lab Reports), Medical/Psychiatric Reports, Asset Forfeiture Notice, Media Reports, photographs and miscellaneous correspondence. The documents are of varying sizes, paper type and color. Every Public Defender Case File Jacket Package consists of a set of four primary fields: Defendant(s) First Name, Middle Name, Last Name, and Court Case Number. 6.6.3 Investigation Case File (ICF): This file contains documents related to investigations conducted by the Public Defender’s Investigation’s staff. Documents include but are not limited to: Investigation Requests, Interview Reports, Evidentiary Documentation, Case Notes, Investigation Reports, pho...
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