(b) EXAMPLES.
(B) the existence, absence, or content of a confession, admission, or statement by the defendant;
(C) the defendant’s performance on, or failure to submit to, a mental, physical, or other assessment;
(D) a witness’s identity, testimony, or credibility unless the witness is a victim and the disclosure is lawful and ethical;
(E) the possibility of a guilty plea; or
(F) an opinion about the guilt of the defendant or the merit of the action.
(B) the fact and circumstances of the arrest and a description of evidence seized;
(C) the substance of the charge;
(D) a public record;
(E) the status of the action; and
(F) the defendant’s denial of the charge.
