Daniel Miranda v. County of Riverside, Cory Tobin, Maritza Mares, Saxon Brause, and Does 1 through 50, Inclusive

Summary

This document is a stipulated protective order entered in Daniel Miranda v. County of Riverside, a federal civil action in the Central District of California. It governs the designation, handling, disclosure, challenge, filing, and final disposition of confidential discovery materials, including personnel, medical, investigative, and law-enforcement records.

Holdings

1. For good cause shown, the court entered the parties' stipulated protective order governing confidential discovery materials in the action.

Questions Presented

1. Whether good cause existed to enter the parties' stipulated protective order governing confidential discovery materials.
2. What restrictions and procedures should govern the designation, use, disclosure, challenge, filing, and disposition of protected discovery materials.

Disposition

other