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To: Texas Songwriter
In many many cases this happens, to the point that there is not a lot of fear among lawyers that sanctions will be imposed immediately, and normally there is great deal of delay allowed in most cases. In fact, most of them are not on time, unless there are threats to take the matter to the Judge made in advance of the deadline.

The difference between interrogatories seeking information, and requests for production of documents is that they do not have a similar impact, and the rule allowing the requests for admissions to be deemed admitted is different than those other two categories of discovery.

In the first two, the court will order the answers on pain of contempt of court, or other penalties which are also available.

55 posted on 10/20/2008 10:27:37 PM PDT by LachlanMinnesota (Si vis pacem, para bellum)
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To: LachlanMinnesota

Would you, knowing what you know in the Berg v. Obama case, believe the judge would allow this laxity in production?


62 posted on 10/20/2008 10:33:12 PM PDT by Texas Songwriter
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