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· November 4, 2004
M.J. l\/lcCarthy
Assistant Attorney General
Office of the Attorney General ,
55 Elm Street
P.O. Box 120
Hartford, CT 06141
RE: Welfare v. O'Meara i
Dear l\/l.J.,- A _
Thank you for your letter of October 27, 2004, supplementing the defendant’s
discovery responses. We look forward to receiving your privilege log. We agree
that we will provide a verification of the.plaintiff‘s interrogatory responses.
The scheduling problem amounts to this. Officially, discovery is closed. Yet the
plaintiff does not yet know which documents the defendant will claim are
privileged — including both documents that were previously produced and that g
would otherwise presumably be part ofthe recent supplementing. l can foresee
a danger here that there will be a dispute about the defendant’s claims of
privilege, and plainly that would have to be resolved before a motion for summary
judgment. »
Once we know what it is that you claim you do not have to provide, we can
certainlyjoin in a proposal to the Court regarding the scheduling of dispositive
motions. `
Sincerely, ~ °
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Peter Goselin T
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