Menzies Aviation, Inc. v. Wilcox

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• holding that the party seeking discovery must show “the information sought is relevant to the subject matter of the action and may lead to admissible evidence.”
• noting that a party is not entitled to discovery where they fail to show the information sought is relevant
• noting that a party is not entitled to discovery where they fail to show the information sought is relevant
• in a civil rights action brought by black officers, common law privilege protected the psychological evaluation of a white officer who did not voluntarily seek treatment and was told the evaluation was confidential and would not be disclosed to city personnel
• in a civil rights action brought by black officers, common law privilege protected the psychological evaluation of a white officer who did not voluntarily seek treatment and was told the evaluation was confidential and would not be disclosed to city personnel

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).