Dunkin' Donuts Inc. v. Taseski

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• holding when Fifth Amendment privilege claimed, litigant is barred from introducing other evidence on that issue
• precluding defendants from introducing evidence on an issue where the defendants asserted the Fifth Amendment
• barring defendant from introducing testimony or other evidence in support of his version of the damages amount because he invoked the privilege against self-incrimination and refused to answer any questions regarding the issue during his deposition
• “Defendants . . . are precluded from offering evidence on the topic of damages due to their invocation of the Fifth Amendment privilege.”

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