Kling v. Superior Court

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• noting the rationale for requiring notice to the victim in Rule 17(c)(3
• “[Disclosure of the identity of the subpoenaed party and the nature of the records sought may, in many circumstances, effectuate the People’s right to due process under the California Constitution.”
• “[D]isclosure of the identity of the subpoenaed party and the nature of the records sought may, in many circumstances, effectuate the People’s right to due process under the California Constitution.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).