Reply #168: So you really, really, don't think I'm a lawyer? [View All]

Okay.

Then it should be easy to defeat my points without resorting to quoting only half-sentences of mine.

And Cafiero, testified. When you show up to deposition, identify yourself, take the oath, and then invoke--that's testimony, Hannah. Admissible to the court. I have no doubt the depo goes on for pages and pages. All admissible.

When discovery closes, the Plaintiffs are going to get an adversarial ruling based on that deposition--Cafiero invoked, but it will be the district who is gonna get screwed. Cafiero's now claiming she will sit for another deposition...and maybe the District will be dumb enough to depose her. But take a look at the filing of the Plaintiff's on April 16th--they aren't asking that she testify, because she already did.

They wanted her computer. Her depos done. And the Plaintiffs have gold.

Edited to add--what blows my friggin' mind is that it still ain't dawned on you that Cafiero and the District are two distinct parties who do not share legal counsel. Different agendas---and she screwed the District with her bullshit.

Do you get it? Cafiero isn't helping the District....she's saving her own ass. In your rush to defend LMSD, you failed to realize that the District has no friend in Cafiero.