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1 2 California Evidence (5th), Discovery I. GENERAL PRINCIPLES A. [ 1] Purpose of Discovery. B. [ 2] Modern Discovery Procedures. C. [ 3] Relation to Pretrial Conference. D. Overview of California Discovery Statutes. 1. [ 4] Former Statutes. 2. Civil Discovery Act. (a) [ 5] In General. (b) [ 6] Proceedings Governed by Act. (c) Construction of Statutes. (1) [ 7] In General. (2) [ 8] Cases Construing Federal Rules. E. Scope of Discovery. 1. Broad Scope. (a) [ 9] Relevance to Subject Matter. (b) [ 10] Identification of Persons, Things, and Property. (c) [ 11] Insurance Coverage. 2. Restrictions on Obtaining Information. (a) [ 12] Statutory Privileges. (b) [ 13] Privileges Based on Constitutional Rights. (c) Party's Sexual History. (1) [ 14] Plaintiffs. (2) [ 15] Defendants. (d) [ 16] Trade Secrets. (e) Financial Information. (1) [ 17] In General. (2) [ 18] Relevant to Punitive Damages Claim. (3) [ 19] Third Party's Information. (f) [ 20] Psychotherapeutic Records. (g) [ 21] Settlement Information. 3. Restrictions on Use of Information Obtained. (a) [ 22] No First Amendment Right To Disseminate. (b) [ 23] Return of Documents. F. Time Limits on Discovery. 1. [ 24] In General. 2. [ 25] Extensions of Time. G. Court Implementation of Procedures. 1. [ 26] Discretion of Trial Judge. 2. [ 27] Limitations on Filing of Papers. 3. [ 28] Modification of Procedures by Agreement. 4. [ 29] Order for Use of Technology. 5. [ 30] Discovery of Electronically Stored Information. 6. [ 31] Motion To Compel.
![E. Scope of Discovery. 1. Broad Scope. (a) [ 9] Relevance to Subject Matter. (b) [ 10] Identification of Persons, Things, and Property. (c) [ 11] Insurance Coverage. 2.](/docs-images/51/14135893/images/page_1.jpg "Restrictions on Obtaining Information. (a) [ 12] Statutory Privileges. (b) [ 13] Privileges Based on Constitutional Rights. (c) Party's Sexual History. (1) [ 14] Plaintiffs. (2) [ 15] Defendants.")
2 II. DEPOSITIONS A. In General. 1. [ 32] Nature of Deposition. 2. Whose Deposition May Be Taken. (a) [ 33] General Rule. (b) [ 34] Opposing Counsel. 3. Time When Deposition May Be Taken. (a) [ 35] By Plaintiff. (b) [ 36] By Defendant. (c) [ 37] Continuance. 4. [ 38] Before Whom Deposition May Be Taken. 5. [ 39] Deposition by Stipulation. 6. [ 40] Multiple Depositions. 7. [ 41] Costs of Deposition. B. Oral Depositions. 1. Securing Deponent's Attendance. (a) Party Deponent. (1) [ 42] Notice Requirements. (2) [ 43] Contents of Notice. (3) [ 44] Party Residing at Distant Place. (b) Nonparty Deponent. (1) [ 45] Notice and Subpena Requirements. (2) [ 46] Contents of Subpena. (3) [ 47] Issuance and Service of Subpena. (4) [ 48] Nonparty Residing at Distant Place. (5) [ 49] Fees. (c) [ 50] Amount of Notice Required. (d) [ 51] Objections to Procedure To Secure Deponent's Attendance. 2. Securing Production of Documents. (a) [ 52] Notice Requirements. (b) Business Records for Copying. (1) [ 53] Contents and Service of Subpena. (2) [ 54] Procedure for Copying. (3) [ 55] Personal Consumer Records. (4) [ 56] Employment Records. (c) [ 57] Attendance, Testimony, and Production of Documents. (d) [ 58] Applicability of Subpena Duces Tecum. 3. Deposition Proceedings. (a) Attendance of Parties and Witnesses. (1) [ 59] In General. (2) Failure To Attend. (aa) [ 60] Deposing Party. (bb) [ 61] Party Deponent. (cc) [ 62] Nonparty Deponent. (b) Protective Orders. (1) [ 63] Procedure.
![[ 41] Costs of Deposition. B. Oral Depositions. 1. Securing Deponent's Attendance. (a) Party Deponent. (1) [ 42] Notice Requirements. (2) [ 43] Contents of Notice.](/docs-images/51/14135893/images/page_2.jpg "(3) [ 44] Party Residing at Distant Place. (b) Nonparty Deponent. (1) [ 45] Notice and Subpena Requirements. (2) [ 46] Contents of Subpena. (3) [ 47] Issuance and Service of Subpena.")
3 (2) [ 64] Permissible Orders. (3) [ 65] Suspension of Deposition. (4) Illustrations. (aa) [ 66] No Deposition Allowed. (bb) [ 67] Stay of Deposition. (cc) [ 68] Class Actions. (c) Method of Conducting Examination. (1) [ 69] In General. (2) [ 70] Legal Contention Questions Are Prohibited. (3) Recording of Deposition by Audio or Video Technology. (aa) [ 71] Statutory Authorization. (bb) [ 72] Procedure. (cc) [ 73] Physical Reenactment. (4) Deponent's Failure To Answer or Produce. (aa) [ 74] Motion To Compel Answer or Production. (bb) [ 75] Review Following Motion. (d) Procedures Following Examination. (1) [ 76] Transcription. (2) [ 77] Reading, Hearing, or Viewing. (3) Correction and Signing. (aa) [ 78] Transcript. (bb) [ 79] Audio or Video Recording. (4) [ 80] Certification and Sealing. (5) [ 81] Disposition and Retention. (6) [ 82] Public Access to Transcript or Recording. (7) [ 83] Intent To Use Audio or Video Recording at Trial. 4. [ 84] Deposition by Telephone, Videoconference, or Other Remote Electronic Means. C. Deposition by Written Questions. 1. [ 85] Procedure. 2. [ 86] Objections. 3. [ 87] Motion for Protective Order. D. Depositions Taken Outside California. 1. [ 88] In General. 2. [ 89] Deposition Officer. 3. [ 90] Securing Deponent's Attendance and Production. E. [ 91] Interstate and International Depositions and Discovery Act. III. WRITTEN INTERROGATORIES A. In General. 1. [ 92] Nature and Purpose. 2. [ 93] Scope of Inquiry. B. Initial Interrogatories. 1. [ 94] Restrictions on Number of Interrogatories. 2. Form. (a) [ 95] Statutory Requirements. (b) [ 96] Judicial Council Forms.
![(aa) [ 71] Statutory Authorization. (bb) [ 72] Procedure. (cc) [ 73] Physical Reenactment. (4) Deponent's Failure To Answer or Produce. (aa) [ 74] Motion To Compel Answer or Production.](/docs-images/51/14135893/images/page_3.jpg "(bb) [ 75] Review Following Motion. (d) Procedures Following Examination. (1) [ 76] Transcription. (2) [ 77] Reading, Hearing, or Viewing. (3) Correction and Signing. (aa) [ 78] Transcript.")
4 3. [ 97] Service. 4. [ 98] Filing and Retention. C. [ 99] Further Interrogatories. D. Responses. 1. In General. (a) [ 100] Options. (b) [ 101] Format. (c) [ 102] Timing of Response. (d) [ 103] Effect of Failure To Respond. 2. Answers. (a) [ 104] Required Information. (b) [ 105] Amendment. (c) [ 106] Answer Derived From Writings. (d) [ 107] Use at Trial. 3. Objections. (a) [ 108] In General. (b) [ 109] To Form and Competency. (c) To Content. (1) [ 110] Legal Contentions. (2) [ 111] Facts Supporting Defenses. (3) [ 112] Facts Supporting Cause of Action. (4) In Class Action. (aa) [ 113] Interrogatories to Plaintiff and Class Members. (bb) [ 114] Interrogatories to Defendant. (d) To Oppressive or Burdensome Requests. (1) [ 115] Grounds for Protective Order. (2) [ 116] Partial Discovery Where Answers Would Be Burdensome. (3) [ 117] Information Available to Both Parties. (4) [ 118] Invasion of Constitutional Right. 4. [ 119] Motion for Protective Order. E. Motion To Compel Response. 1. [ 120] No Response Given. 2. [ 121] Inadequate Response Given. 3. [ 122] Review Following Motion To Compel. IV. DISCOVERY OF DOCUMENTS, TANGIBLE THINGS, PLACES, AND ELECTRONICALLY STORED INFORMATION A. [ 123] Statutory Authorization. B. Distinctions: Patient's Discovery of Medical Records. 1. [ 124] Pending Action. 1. [ 125] No Pending Action. C. Scope of Inspection. 1. [ 126] In General. 2. Documents. (a) [ 127] Production Required.
![(a) [ 108] In General. (b) [ 109] To Form and Competency. (c) To Content. (1) [ 110] Legal Contentions. (2) [ 111] Facts Supporting Defenses. (3) [ 112] Facts Supporting Cause of Action.](/docs-images/51/14135893/images/page_4.jpg "(4) In Class Action. (aa) [ 113] Interrogatories to Plaintiff and Class Members. (bb) [ 114] Interrogatories to Defendant. (d) To Oppressive or Burdensome Requests.")
5 (b) [ 128] Illustrations of Discoverable Documents. (c) [ 129] Illustrations of Nondiscoverable Documents. (d) [ 130] Privileged Information Stored Electronically. 3. [ 131] Tangible Things. 4. [ 132] Land or Other Property. D. Procedure for Demanding Discovery. 1. [ 133] Form of Demand. 2. [ 134] Timing. 3. [ 135] Service and Filing. E. Procedure for Responding to Demand. 1. [ 136] Form of Response. 2. [ 137] Signature and Oath. 3. [ 138] Service and Filing. 4. [ 139] Effect of Failure To Respond. 5. Motion for Protective Order. (a) [ 140] Authorization. (b) [ 141] Illustrations. F. Compelling Inspections. 1. Order Compelling Response. (a) [ 142] No Response Given. (b) [ 143] Inadequate Response Given. 2. [ 144] Order Compelling Compliance. V. PHYSICAL OR MENTAL EXAMINATION A. Scope of Statute. 1. [ 145] Examinee's Condition in Controversy. 2. [ 146] Potential Examinees. 3. [ 147] No Right to Autopsy. B. Physical Examination of Personal Injury Plaintiff. 1. [ 148] Leave of Court Is Not Required. 2. [ 149] Procedure for Obtaining Examination. C. Other Physical or Mental Examinations. 1. [ 150] Leave of Court Is Required. 2. [ 151] Required Showing. 3. [ 152] Compelling Examination. D. Conduct of Examination. 1. [ 153] Potential Examiners. 2. [ 154] Time and Place of Examination. 3. Who May Attend Examination. (a) [ 155] Physical Examination. (b) [ 156] Mental Examination. 4. Scope of Examination. (a) [ 157] In General. (b) [ 158] Privacy Limitations. 5. [ 159] Recording. E. Reports of Examination. 1. [ 160] In General.
![2. [ 137] Signature and Oath. 3. [ 138] Service and Filing. 4. [ 139] Effect of Failure To Respond. 5. Motion for Protective Order. (a) [ 140] Authorization. (b) [ 141] Illustrations. F. Compelling Inspections.](/docs-images/51/14135893/images/page_5.jpg "1. Order Compelling Response. (a) [ 142] No Response Given. (b) [ 143] Inadequate Response Given. 2. [ 144] Order Compelling Compliance. V. PHYSICAL OR MENTAL EXAMINATION A. Scope of Statute. 1. [ 145] Examinee's Condition in Controversy.")
6 2. [ 161] Waiver of Privileges. VI. REQUESTS FOR ADMISSION A. [ 162] Statutory Authorization. B. Making Requests. 1. [ 163] Restrictions on Number of Requests. 2. [ 164] Timing. 3. [ 165] Form and Content. 4. [ 166] Service and Retention. 5. [ 167] No Warning Requirement. C. Responses. 1. In General. (a) [ 168] Content. (b) [ 169] Signature and Oath. (c) [ 170] Timing. (d) [ 171] Service and Retention. 2. Answers. (a) [ 172] Options. (b) [ 173] Amendment or Withdrawal. 3. [ 174] Objections. 4. [ 175] Motion for Protective Order. 5. Effect of Response. (a) [ 176] Admission. (b) [ 177] Failure To Admit. (c) Failure To Respond. (1) [ 178] Waiver of Objection. (2) Deemed Admission. (aa) [ 179] General Rule. (bb) [ 180] Court's Discretion To Deny Motion for Deemed Admission. (cc) [ 181] Relief From Deemed Admission Order. (d) [ 182] Inadequate Response. VII. EXCHANGE OF EXPERT WITNESS INFORMATION A. [ 183] Statutory Authorization. B. Procedure. 1. [ 184] Demand. 2. [ 185] Exchange. 3. [ 186] Motion for Protective Order. C. Witness Lists and Declarations. 1. [ 187] Contents of Witness List. 2. Expert Witness Declarations. (a) [ 188] Required Declarations. (b) [ 189] Form and Content. 3. [ 190] Retention of Lists and Declarations. 4. Additions to Lists. (a) [ 191] Supplemental List. (b) [ 192] Augmented List.
![(d) [ 171] Service and Retention. 2. Answers. (a) [ 172] Options. (b) [ 173] Amendment or Withdrawal. 3. [ 174] Objections. 4. [ 175] Motion for Protective Order. 5. Effect of Response.](/docs-images/51/14135893/images/page_6.jpg "(a) [ 176] Admission. (b) [ 177] Failure To Admit. (c) Failure To Respond. (1) [ 178] Waiver of Objection. (2) Deemed Admission. (aa) [ 179] General Rule.")
7 D. Deposition of Other Party's Expert. 1. [ 193] In General. 2. Fees. (a) [ 194] Who Is Entitled To Fee. (b) [ 195] Amount. (c) [ 196] Variable Fee Schedule. (d) [ 197] Order Setting Compensation. (e) [ 198] Tender of Fee. 3. [ 199] Party's Obligation To Produce Expert. E. Failure To Comply. 1. Exclusion of Testimony. (a) [ 200] Statutory Rule. (b) [ 201] Exceptions. (c) [ 202] Illustrations. 2. [ 203] Permission To Submit Late Information. VIII. EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION IN CONDEMNATION A. [ 204] Statutory Authorization. B. Procedure. 1. [ 205] Demand. 2. [ 206] Date of Exchange. 3. Witness Lists and Valuation Statements. (a) [ 207] Exchange and Deposit. (b) [ 208] Witnesses for Whom Valuation Statement Is Required. (c) [ 209] Contents. (d) [ 210] Additions. 4. Failure To Comply. (a) [ 211] Excusable. (b) [ 212] Inexcusable. C. [ 213] Related Discovery Procedures. IX. PERPETUATION AND PRESERVATION OF EVIDENCE A. [ 214] Nature of Proceeding. B. Procedure. 1. [ 215] Petition. 2. [ 216] Notice and Service. 3. [ 217] Order. C. Pending Appeal. 1. [ 218] Statutory Authorization. 2. [ 219] Motion. 3. [ 220] Order. X. SUBPENA DUCES TECUM A. [ 221] Nature and Use. B. Procedure. 1. [ 222] Issuance of Subpena. 2. [ 223] Form of Subpena. 3. [ 224] Service. 4. Affidavit Requirement.
![2. [ 203] Permission To Submit Late Information. VIII. EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION IN CONDEMNATION A. [ 204] Statutory Authorization. B. Procedure. 1. [ 205] Demand. 2. [ 206] Date of Exchange. 3.](/docs-images/51/14135893/images/page_7.jpg "Witness Lists and Valuation Statements. (a) [ 207] Exchange and Deposit. (b) [ 208] Witnesses for Whom Valuation Statement Is Required. (c) [ 209] Contents. (d) [ 210] Additions. 4. Failure To Comply.")
8 (a) [ 225] In General. (b) [ 226] Conflict With Provisions Governing Deposition Subpenas. (c) [ 227] Specificity. (d) [ 228] Good Cause. 5. [ 229] Resisting Subpena. 6. [ 230] Enforcing Subpena. C. [ 231] Electronically Stored Information. D. Special Notice Requirements. 1. Personal Records of Consumer. (a) Notice Requirement. (1) [ 232] In General. (2) [ 233] Definitions. (3) [ 234] Exceptions. (b) Procedure. (1) [ 235] Form of Notice. (2) [ 236] Service of Notice. (3) [ 237] Service of Subpena. (4) [ 238] Authorization or Certificate of Compliance. (5) [ 239] Consumer's Responses. 2. Employment Records. (a) [ 240] Notice Requirement. (b) Procedure. (1) [ 241] Service of Notice and Subpena. (2) [ 242] Employee's Responses. XI. MISUSE OF DISCOVERY PROCEDURES A. [ 243] In General. B. Remedies in Trial Court. 1. [ 244] In General. 2. [ 245] Protective Orders. C. Remedies in Reviewing Court. 1. [ 246] In General. 2. [ 247] Certiorari and Habeas Corpus. 3. Prohibition. (a) [ 248] Preventing Contempt Adjudication. (b) Preventing Discovery Order. (1) [ 249] Availability of Remedy. (2) [ 250] Grounds: Abuse of Discretion. (3) [ 251] Necessity of Important Question. 4. [ 252] Mandamus. XII. SANCTIONS A. In General. 1. [ 253] Availability of Sanctions. 2. [ 254] Persons Subject to Sanctions. 3. [ 255] Limitations on Court's Power To Impose Sanctions. B. Types of Sanctions. 1. Monetary Sanction.
![(2) [ 236] Service of Notice. (3) [ 237] Service of Subpena. (4) [ 238] Authorization or Certificate of Compliance. (5) [ 239] Consumer's Responses. 2. Employment Records.](/docs-images/51/14135893/images/page_8.jpg "(a) [ 240] Notice Requirement. (b) Procedure. (1) [ 241] Service of Notice and Subpena. (2) [ 242] Employee's Responses. XI. MISUSE OF DISCOVERY PROCEDURES A. [ 243] In General. B.")
9 (a) [ 256] Statutory Authorization. (b) [ 257] Recovery of Reasonable Expenses. (c) [ 258] Illustrations. 2. [ 259] Issue Sanction. 3. Evidence Sanction. (a) [ 260] Statutory Authorization. (b) [ 261] Illustrations. 4. Terminating Sanction. (a) [ 262] Statutory Authorization. (b) Illustrations. (1) [ 263] Sanction Upheld. (2) [ 264] Discretion Abused. 5. Contempt Sanction. (a) [ 265] Statutory Authorization. (b) [ 266] Procedure. (c) [ 267] Illustrations. C. Procedure. 1. [ 268] Contents of Motion for Sanctions. 2. [ 269] Order Compelling Compliance as Prerequisite to Imposition of Sanctions. 3. [ 270] Motion for Reconsideration of Sanctions Order.
![(1) [ 263] Sanction Upheld. (2) [ 264] Discretion Abused. 5. Contempt Sanction. (a) [ 265] Statutory Authorization. (b) [ 266] Procedure. (c) [ 267] Illustrations.](/docs-images/51/14135893/images/page_9.jpg "C. Procedure. 1. [ 268] Contents of Motion for Sanctions. 2. [ 269] Order Compelling Compliance as Prerequisite to Imposition of Sanctions. 3.")
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