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8. Scheduling order does not limit scope of depositions

Wed Mar 28, 2012, 09:05 AM

Mar 2012

I am hoping that the DC court has rejected the State of Texas' request. The scheduling order for the trial does not limit the scope of depositions https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxeOfQQnUr_gQjRBQnNsQ1JUTTJqM0ZoWURwT0FxUQ/edit

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State tries to keep legislators from giving depositions on voter ID [View all] TexasTowelie Mar 2012 OP

What's he trying to hide. hobbit709 Mar 2012 #1

Go get these liars statements. efhmc Mar 2012 #2

What do they have to hide? sonias Mar 2012 #3

Come, Come, Be Brave, Step Forward, And Testify Vogon_Glory Mar 2012 #4

The Motion from Texas on this issue is really funny Gothmog Mar 2012 #5

"legislators will not be able to keep their story straight" sonias Mar 2012 #6

Sounds like a sword/shield problem thevoiceofreason Mar 2012 #7

Scheduling order does not limit scope of depositions Gothmog Mar 2012 #8

Since we're not legal eagles sonias Mar 2012 #9

No problem Gothmog Mar 2012 #10

Thanks! sonias Mar 2012 #12

Good to see you again, Sonia! thevoiceofreason Mar 2012 #11

Nice to see you too VOR sonias Mar 2012 #13

Filing Targets Texas Lawmakers' Voter ID Communications sonias Mar 2012 #14

Latest DOJ filing Gothmog Apr 2012 #15

Court Rejected Abbott's request for blanket protection Gothmog Apr 2012 #16

Well that's good news - maybe sonias Apr 2012 #17