I went back to Casey's original notice of deposition (I looked for other requests for documents, but couldn't find anything in other filings, but I may have missed them) and here's what he had requested:
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At a glance, this just seems overly broad. If you look at some of Casey's complaints about the interrogatories for Ron and Monica being too broad, I'm curious how the hell he managed to ask for this with a straight face. Perhaps there's some implied language that lawyers don't include in these requests, but I'm making an assumption that it would be documents that Vic has, communications that Vic has made, etc.
My question is whether or not Ty is obligated to turn over any documents he has uncovered, or any communications that he has had, etc. that would support any of the above. Essentially, if Vic were in possession of the document or had that communication, he would be reasonably expected to turn it over, but if it was something that his defense team had uncovered or was aware of through that information being posted on the farms, then they wouldn't be obligated to give that to them at this stage.
Additionally, if any of the conversations were phone calls, there's nothing to turn over unless the conversation was recorded. I suppose you could post a call log showing you contacted a person on such and such date, but is that a different thing from the communication itself?