Willis v. Mason

How courts have described this case

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• allowing deposition of General Counsel to the Secretary of State where the Secretary presented no evidence suggesting the attorney was actively involved in the case
• allowing deposition of General Counsel to the Secretary of State where the Secretary presented no evidence suggesting the attorney was actively involved in the case
• primary rationale behind Shelton is to protect against the discovery of trial or litigation strategy
• primary rationale behind Shelton is to protect against the discovery of trial or litigation strategy

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).