the parties may copy discovery material for internal use to prepare for trial, subject to the restrictions in Paragraph 1 and 2 above.
(D) Defense attorneys of record shall make the defendant aware of the existence and content of this rule as well as the penalties for violating the provisions of the rule.
(E) At the conclusion of the litigation, any and all copies of discovery material which are not entered into evidence, shall be returned to party from whom they were received or counsel shall keep them in a secure manner.
(F) This Protective Order shall not terminate upon disposition of a case but shall remain in full effect until the court which disposed of the case enters a contrary order, or until the Board of Judges modifies this Protective Order.
(G) Any violation of this Order may be punishable by contempt of court.
In all Murder, Class A, Class B, Class C, and Class D felony cases; and in all F1 (Level 1 felony); F2 (Level 2 felony); F3 (Level 3 felony); F4 (Level 4 felony); L5 (Level 5 felony); F6 (Level 6 felony), MC (Miscellaneous Criminal), and misdemeanors in conjunction with Level 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 felonies, unless relieved by court order, the following items are excluded from evidence, and the Court prohibits any reference at the fact-finding hearing to the following. In addition, counsel and all witnesses may not refer to, mention, or testify about the following:
(1) The fact that the Defendant failed to make a statement either orally or in writing at the time of his arrest.
(2) Any questioning of the Defendant, or any statements which Defendant may have made while he was in the custody of the police, absent proof beyond a reasonable doubt that the statements were made freely and voluntarily and after a knowing and intelligent waiver of rights by the Defendant.
(3) Any previous arrest or detention of the Defendant which did not result in a conviction.
(4) Any other alleged offenses, allegedly involving the Defendant, in which they were neither arrested nor charged.
(5) Any prior conviction of the Defendant, except those which may be used for the purpose of impeachment.
(6) The statutory penalty for the offense(s) charged, or any and all included offenses.
The rule regarding Motions in Limine applies in cases where Defendant is represented by counsel, and it also applies to cases where Defendant is not represented by counsel.