Kile v. Plaisance’s Empirical Analysis

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1. “Although it does appear that defendant was not given an opportunity to see the original exhibits until shortly before trial, it is not clear that he was not, in fact, provided with copies of these exhibits by plaintiffs’ attorney sometime before trial. What is clear, is that defendant did have access to copies of these exhibits well in advance of trial. There is no claim that there was any variance between the copies and the originals defendant had in his possession. Defendant neither shows nor claims any prejudice resulting from any alleged failure of plaintiffs to provide the exhibits.”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
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