OR SB177

District attorneys must provide all discoverable material to the defense no later than the first court appearance after charges are filed, with new material disclosed within 10 days of receipt

Recordings of defendant's jail phone calls must be provided at least 30 days before trial, with the prosecution identifying which portions will be used at trial

Courts must conduct a colloquy before accepting guilty pleas or starting trial to confirm the district attorney has made good faith efforts to disclose all exculpatory evidence and reviewed case files

Either party in a felony case may request an interview with a peace officer witness, and if the officer refuses, the court may order a deposition; officers who fail to appear may be held in contempt and excluded from testifying

For pretrial detention hearings in violent felony cases, the state must provide all discoverable information to the defendant in time to prepare a meaningful opportunity to contest the evidence