State v. Gillard

The state asserts six propositions of law and Gillard’s cross-appeal asserts two propositions of law. For the reasons that follow, we sustain the state’s propositions of law, overrule Gillard’s propositions of law, and reverse the judgment of the court of áppeals.

I

The state’s first proposition of law stems from a dispute over the procedures to be followed under Crim. R. 16(B)(1)(e), which provides as follows:

“* * * Names and addresses of witnesses shall not be subject to disclosure if the prosecuting attorney certifies to the court that to do so may subject the witness to physical or…