2. The court in DiMichel held that materials prepared in anticipation of trial normally are exempt from
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2. The court in DiMichel held that materials prepared in anticipation of trial normally are exempt from discovery, unless a party can show a substantial need and an undue hardship. Do you agree that surveillance videotapes present such a situation? In general, why are materials prepared for trial exempt from discovery at all?
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Civil Procedure Cases And Materials
ISBN: 9780314280169
11th Edition
Authors: Jack Friedenthal, Arthur Miller, John Sexton, Helen Hershkoff
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