Rule 33.01 State's Evidence

Here's a plain English summary:

When the state has evidence in a criminal case, the prosecutor is the one who has to make that evidence available to the defense. This means the defendant's lawyer can look at it or get copies of it, and it's the prosecutor's job to set that up.

In short, the rule puts the responsibility on the prosecutor's office. If evidence needs to be shared with the defense, the prosecutor can't pass that job off to someone else. They have to make sure the defense actually gets access to it.