Discovery

Many District Attorney offices provide “open file” discovery, meaning the defendant’s attorney can obtain a complete copy of the District Attorney’s file. This includes the police case file, audio-video recordings, witness list, crime lab reports and anything else. The defendant may file a motion for discovery if the prosecution does not voluntarily provide it. Discovery procedures are quite different in Federal Court but the purpose is the same: to inform the defendant of the evidence against him and provide opportunity to defend.

Client Reviews

Al Jordan is the best lawyer in Gulfport, MS. I have used Al in the past and will continue to use him, in whatever I need, because I know Al will treat me right. I would rank Al and Healy as 100% as professional and very dependable, reliable, and someone one...

Judith T.

Al is the best attorney on the gulf coast. Fought hard for me in St Tammany Parish the worst conviction rate in the country. He's a bulldog and was there for me every step of the way and got me the best outcome possible. Very thankful and pleased for his...

F.T.

Matt Schloegel is very knowledgeable, kind, passionate, and willing to go the distance to help when needed. I would recommend him to anyone in need of a good attorney. I came into his office with him being my attorney and left his office with him as a friend...

Sissie B.
View More
Submit a Law Firm Client Review

Get in Touch

  1. 1 Free Consultation
  2. 2 Available 24/7
  3. 3 Help With Bail
Fill out the contact form or call us at 228.863.0123 to schedule your free consultation.

Leave Us a Message