Some may say that, when in depositions, defending lawyers generously voice “form” objections, “concisely in a nonargumentative and nonsuggestive manner,” of course, to preserve them under FRCP 30(c)(2) while the witness provides an answer. This rule demands a more exacting approach, however, when lawyers assert an evidentiary privilege and instruct
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