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Surveillance videos are not protected under the work product doctrine and must be turned over in discovery, a Pennsylvania federal magistrate judge has ruled. In Evan v. Estell , the judge ruled that the defendant cannot use a video of the plaintiff as "substantive evidence," but if the defense promptly turns over the video, it may use the tape at trial for the limited purpose of impeaching the plaintiff.
September 21, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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