The judge in Richard Jewell's suit against the Atlanta Journal-Constitution is weary of settling disputes he says the lawyers can resolve on their own. Judge John R. Mather issued an order addressing a series of defense motions to compel and to sanction plaintiffs for not releasing discoverable information. He granted none of the motions in his five-page order but told lawyers to resolve their discovery issues informally.
February 23, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The judge in Richard Jewell’s suit against the Atlanta Journal-Constitution is weary of settling disputes he says the lawyers can resolve on their own.
Fulton County State Court Judge John R. Mather issued an order Friday addressing a series of defense motions to compel and to sanction plaintiffs for not releasing discoverable information.
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