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Re: Implanting Bill Gates's Micro-chips In Brains For Over 20 Years!
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Originally Posted by LessinSF
There were clearly privileged texts, which would be clawbackable in California, but I don't know about Texas. But the attorney said something about getting it 12 days ago, and 10 days having passed, so he could now use them, which suggests Jones' attorneys failed to ask for them back.
However, it also sounds like some of the texts were discoverable, such as the one about how much money Infowars made in a day, but Jones had refused to comply with discovery requests. That why he was given the ultimate discovery sanction, defaulted, and this is just a prove-up hearing.
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It's T RCP 193.3(d)
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(d) Privilege not waived by production. A party who produces material or information without intending to waive a claim of privilege does not waive that claim under these rules or the Rules of Evidence if - within ten days or a shorter time ordered by the court, after the producing party actually discovers that such production was made - the producing party amends the response, identifying the material or information produced and stating the privilege asserted. If the producing party thus amends the response to assert a privilege, any party who has obtained the specific material or information must promptly return the specified material or information and any copies pending any ruling by the court denying the privilege.
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