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Judge Mark Gildea has issued a new discovery order in O’Keefe v. Read governing how deposition testimony and protected information may be used. In this video, I examine the order, the restrictions it creates, and why I believe it raises serious questions about the court’s handling of discovery in the Karen Read civil case.
I break down the filing line by line, including the court’s reference to information suggesting a possible impoundment violation, its restrictions on deposition material, the warning about possible sanctions, and the footnote allowing nonparty discovery—including the Michael Proctor deposition—to resume.
I also examine retired Massachusetts Judge Carol Erskine’s concerns about Judge Gildea’s language and the appearance of partiality. I compare those concerns with Rule 1.2 of the judicial-conduct code and explain why I believe this order must be challenged and Judge Gildea should no longer oversee this case.
Who advised the court about the alleged violation, what information was provided, and does this order go beyond the proper limits of judicial discretion?
Watch my full breakdown and tell me whether you still have confidence in Judge Gildea’s handling of this case.
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Judge Mark Gildea has issued a new discovery order in O’Keefe v. Read governing how deposition testimony and protected information may be used. In this video, I examine the order, the restrictions it creates, and why I believe it raises serious questions about the court’s handling of discovery in the Karen Read civil case.
I break down the filing line by line, including the court’s reference to information suggesting a possible impoundment violation, its restrictions on deposition material, the warning about possible sanctions, and the footnote allowing nonparty discovery—including the Michael Proctor deposition—to resume.
I also examine retired Massachusetts Judge Carol Erskine’s concerns about Judge Gildea’s language and the appearance of partiality. I compare those concerns with Rule 1.2 of the judicial-conduct code and explain why I believe this order must be challenged and Judge Gildea should no longer oversee this case.
Who advised the court about the alleged violation, what information was provided, and does this order go beyond the proper limits of judicial discretion?
Watch my full breakdown and tell me whether you still have confidence in Judge Gildea’s handling of this case.
#KarenRead #JudgeGildea #MichaelProctor
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Let's work together to solve your problem!
Connect With Attorney Larry Forman:Website: www.larryformanlaw.comX: https://x.com/FormanLaw1TikTok: tiktok.com/@formanlaw1Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/033uVqeKXpa514yF88YUfXFacebook: facebook.com/FormanLaw1Instagram: instagram.com/FormanLaw/LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/FormanLaw/Locals: theduiguyplus.locals.com/CashApp: http://cash.app/LarryForman
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