Author: Marris Hoffee
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Profanity and Threats Are Not a “Good Faith” Conference
In Milne v. ProAll, the court denied a motion for discovery sanctions due to plaintiffs’ failure to meet good faith conference requirements, highlighting profanity, threats, and aggressive conduct. The case underscores the critical role of...
Another Text Message String Case
In Milne v. ProAll, the court denied a motion to compel further text message production, affirming that speculative claims and perceived format challenges are insufficient without concrete evidence of non-compliance with ESI protocols.
Authentication of Surveillance Video by Lay Witness Under Silent Witness Doctrine
The Reddick v. State case expands the role of lay witnesses in authenticating surveillance video under the “silent witness” doctrine. It highlights evolving legal standards for video evidence reliability in complex digital systems.