The usual rule in the scope of discovery is that the information sought in discovery is discoverable and an objection is overruled as long as the information __________.
A) will lead to evidence admissible during a trial
B) will be indicative of guilt or innocence of a party in a trial
C) is a clear and convincing evidence of negligence
D) will be important enough to both of the disputing parties during a trial
E) is protected by lawyer-client confidentiality

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The usual rule in the scope of discovery is that the information sought in discovery is discoverable and an objection is overruled as long as the information will lead to evidence admissible during a trial. Generally, judges provide a very broad or liberal interpretation of the degree of discoverable information.

The Usual Rule in the Scope of Discovery Is That