Attorney- Client Privilege Not within defense's possession Compound Vague & Ambiguous Not Reasonably Particularized Vague and Ambiguous Equal Access Burdensome Irrelevant Attorney- Client Privilege Documents Not Available Inadmissable Work- Product Protection Calls for Speculation Work Product Protection Inadmissible Irrelevant Equal Access See Other Response Overbroad Invades 3rd Party Rights Argumentative Speculative Not reasonably particularized Overbroad and Burdensome Documents already available Compound Argumentative Invades Privacy Documents Already Available to Plaintiff Attorney- Client Privilege Not within defense's possession Compound Vague & Ambiguous Not Reasonably Particularized Vague and Ambiguous Equal Access Burdensome Irrelevant Attorney- Client Privilege Documents Not Available Inadmissable Work- Product Protection Calls for Speculation Work Product Protection Inadmissible Irrelevant Equal Access See Other Response Overbroad Invades 3rd Party Rights Argumentative Speculative Not reasonably particularized Overbroad and Burdensome Documents already available Compound Argumentative Invades Privacy Documents Already Available to Plaintiff
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
B-Attorney-Client Privilege
G-Not within defense's possession
B-Compound
N-Vague & Ambiguous
G-Not Reasonably Particularized
N-Vague and Ambiguous
O-Equal Access
G-Burdensome
I-Irrelevant
G-Attorney-Client Privilege
B-Documents Not Available
B-Inadmissable
O-Work-Product Protection
I-Calls for Speculation
I-Work Product Protection
N-Inadmissible
I-Irrelevant
G-Equal Access
O-See Other Response
B-Overbroad
I-Invades 3rd Party Rights
B-Argumentative
O-Speculative
B-Not reasonably particularized
B-Overbroad and Burdensome
N-Documents already available
I-Compound
G-Argumentative
N-Invades Privacy
O-Documents Already Available to Plaintiff