Prince v. Texas

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• holding that plaintiff and other affected persons must be made available for depositions before production of surveillance materials by defendant
• holding that it was appropriate to delay disclosure “of surveillance films to be used for impeachment of the plaintiff if he exaggerates his disabilities” until after the plaintiff was deposed
• holding that delayed production until after deposition was proper
• explaining the value of surveillance films to be used for impeachment of a plaintiff suing for personal injuries in the event the plaintiff exaggerates his disabilities
• requiring production of all surveillance films regardless of whether being used at trial
• requiring production of surveillance to be used at trial and other surveillance

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).