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Seeking Proportional Discovery: The Beginning of the End of Procedural Uniformity in Civil Rules
After more than two decades of vigorous debate, the original Federal Rules of Civil Procedure became effective on September 16, 1938, and ushered in broad provisions for discovery. The need for discovery, however, was not a central theme of the debates that preceded the original codification. Rather
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