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| It shall be grounds for objection to producing evidence that the information sought by either party is irrelevant, overburdensome, repetitious, or privileged. Otherwise the state economy would suffer if businesses leave the state because of overburdensome regulations, as some did during the recession, Laird said. Of course, there are plenty of silly or overburdensome regulations on the books. |
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