The state’s new discovery laws, on the books since Jan. 1 but which also apply to some cases that began earlier, are placing onerous demands on District Attorneys and their offices, city DAs have said.
And, they added, the new laws could potentially put victims in additional danger as well as reducing cooperation from witnesses.
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