 There's a basic standard in criminal law called the Brady Rule. It's named after a 1963 Supreme Court decision called Brady versus Maryland. And it basically requires prosecutors to disclose any material and potentially exculpatory evidence or information in the government's possession to the defense, even if the defense doesn't ask for it. You basically have to volunteer it. And the judge of the Baldwin trial said that New Mexico prosecutors failed to disclose to Baldwin's defense team the existence of a bag of bullets.