Pretrial Conference Report {TC0053}

TC0053 - PRETRIAL CONFERENCE REPORT Mass. R. Crim. P. 11(a)(2)(A). This form is used in criminal cases to summarize agreements and outstanding issues between the prosecution and defense before trial. This report is prepared following a pretrial conference, where both parties discuss discovery obligations, legal defenses, and procedural matters to ensure case readiness. The form details discovery requirements, including deadlines for automatic discovery (evidence the prosecution must provide to the defense and vice versa), notice of defenses (such as alibi or self-defense claims), and stipulations between the parties. It also requires both parties to acknowledge their continuing duty to disclose any newly discovered evidence. The report outlines unresolved discovery issues, pending motions, estimated trial length, and whether the case will proceed with or without a jury. Both parties must certify the accuracy of the information, and any agreements made in the report are binding unless modified by the court. A judge reviews the report and may issue further court orders based on unresolved matters, trial readiness, or pending motions. www.FormsWorkflow.com