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tion of documents) shall serve a notice of the deposition. Rule 2-412(c) requires that the notice be served at least 30 days before the deposition. Rule 2-401(d)(1) includes notices of deposition in the defi- nition of discovery material, and 2-401(d)(2) requires that all discovery material be served on all other parties.


From: “Mike” <Mike@JacobsBarney.com>


Andy: Referring to Rule 3-401(a), 3-421 & 3-431, is it your view that absent court order or stipulation by the parties, that Rule 3-510 refers to subpoenas to testify at trial? That is our interpretation. If you have a way around that, I & others, Iexpect, would welcome any suggestions.


From: Andrew Freeman <adf@browngold.com>


Mike:␣ I agree with your interpretation of Rule


3-510.␣ Opportunities for depositions in District Court are extremely limited.␣ Rule 3-401(a) permits depositions only upon written stipulation.␣ Rule 3-431 permits de benne esse depositions with leave of court.␣ Otherwise, subpoenas under Rule 3-510(including document subpoenas to third parties) are to testify at trial.␣


From: “Troy Powers” <tpowers@abs.net>


As a matter of fact, there are several house counsel attorneys who practice this way. The last time it occurred to me, I was in A.A. County and the defense attorney subpoenaed volumes of records to trial and attempted to introduce them into evidence.


I objected based on surprise, not being no- tified of the intent to introduce, and not having had the opportunity to review the records. The judge sustained the objection and kept them ALL out. I think it would be proper to either use a 10-104 notice, or a Rule 5-902(a)(11) certification. Since I argued the attorney did not do either, the objection was sustained. The hospital records are subject to Rule 3-510(h).


SUBJECT: AMENDED PLEADING AFTER WAIVER OF HCA CLAIM TO CIRCUIT COURT


Phillips OShaughnessy” <phil.osh@worldnet.att.net>


I have a pending case brought on in- formed consent, only. Recent evidence gives the basis for a negligence claim. In-


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