Data requests should be specific because
A) vagueness is a basis for objection by the opposing party.
B) it requires lesser initial efforts.
C) with lesser specificity, there is a greater risk of accidental exclusions.
D) it eliminates the requirement of any supporting documents.

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Vagueness in data requests can lead to objections from the opposing party and ultimately delay or impede the discovery process. Specificity helps to avoid ambiguities and ensure that all relevant information is provided. B, C, and D are incorrect because they do not address the importance of specificity in data requests.

Data Requests Should Be Specific Because