Colorado

Criminal Procedure

Criminal Procedure

Rule 6.9 – Testimony

(a) Release to Prosecutor. Upon application by the prosecutor, the court, for good cause, may enter an order to furnish to the prosecutor transcripts of grand jury testimony, minutes, reports, or exhibits relating to them.
(b) Release to Witness. Upon application by the prosecutor, or by any witness after notice to the prosecutor, the court, for good cause, may enter an order to furnish to that witness a transcript of his own grand jury testimony, or minutes, reports, or exhibits relating to them.
(c) Limitations on Release. An order to furnish transcripts of grand jury testimony, minutes, reports, or exhibits under this rule shall specify the person or persons who may be granted access to such material upon its release. Such order shall also specify any limitations which the court finds should be imposed on the use to be made of such material by any person or persons, after giving due consideration to the provisions of Rule 6.3. Such order shall also provide that release of such material shall not be made by the clerk of the court until the filing of an oath of affirmation of acceptance by the person receiving such material of the restrictions and limitations which are specified by the court under this paragraph.
(d) Indicted Defendant’s Discovery Rights. Nothing herein shall limit the right of an indicted defendant to discovery under the rules of criminal procedure.

Colo. R. Crim. P. 6.9

Annotation Applied in Charnes v. Lilly, 197 Colo. 460, 593 P.2d 967 (1979).