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work_wzk5y5hmv5amrfbqwhvsihkdii	Tonia Hap Murphy	Mandating Use of Predictive Coding in Electronic Discovery: An Ill-Advised Judicial Intrusion	2013.0	17	.pdf	application/pdf	13395	1130	61	A state court in Virginia also ruled in April 2012, permitting the use of predictive coding over a party's Technology for Electronic Discovery: Keyword Searching to Predictive Coding Could a party wishing to use predictive coding to cull responsive documents convince the court that the method Publicis Groupe that predictive coding "is an acceptable way to search for relevant ESI in appropriate cases." Roles of the Parties and the Court in Discovery under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure The discovery process commences under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure when the parties "meet and confer" at a address the ultimate question: should courts mandate the use of predictive coding in electronic discovery over a party's Parties may also reasonably resist use of predictive coding methods due to concerns about protection of the attorney-client Mandating use of predictive coding in electronic discovery, therefore, would be an ill-advised judicial intrusion.	./cache/work_wzk5y5hmv5amrfbqwhvsihkdii.pdf	./txt/work_wzk5y5hmv5amrfbqwhvsihkdii.txt