Relating to discovery in a criminal case.

HB 3330 amends Texas criminal discovery rules to clarify when prosecutors must share evidence with criminal defendants. It requires prosecutors to provide defendants with offense reports, witness statements, documents, and physical evidence relevant to the case, after a written request, but excludes prosecutors' work product, notes, and communications. The bill also allows courts to limit discovery if requests are overly broad, burdensome, or threaten victim/witness privacy, and mandates that prosecutors inform defendants if portions of documents are redacted. This directly affects criminal defendants, prosecutors, and courts in Texas criminal cases by standardizing evidence-sharing procedures.