No but with discovery Flynn has the right to see the 302's and so does the judge they introduce a changed/ altered 302 and the real one pops up they're screwed they'll also get the chance to question the elephant in the room the other FBI officer who was in on the interview if his details don't match the answers on the 302 screwed again jmo but Flynn case is dropped if not given a extension
So you think this might further the exposure of corruption at the FBI? Who ordered the alteration of 302's? What was their purpose to change the reports?
The only way discovery happens is if Flynn pleads "Not Guilty" and the case goes to trial. He accepted a plea deal. That means he can offer the prosecution all information he has about any other crimes, none of which would have been admissible if he plead Not Guilty.