Holland v. Barfield

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a discovery order requiring disclosure of private information on a computer hard drive and cell phone SIM card demonstrated irreparable harm
• stating that although 10 respondents argued that petitioner had thwarted discovery by failing to produce any documents responsive to the request for production, no evidence was presented demonstrating that to be the case
• recognizing an appellate court has certiorari jurisdiction to quash an order that – without proof there is no less intrusive method of obtaining the information – permits the respondent to examine the petitioner’s computer hard drive
• having to disclose a computer hard drive and a cellphone SIM card demonstrates irreparable harm
• reversing an order allowing the inspection of a computer hard drive and cellphone SIM card

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).