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Source: This Rule is derived as follows:<br />

Section (a) is derived from FRCP 26 (a) the 1980 version of<br />

Fed. R. Civ. P. 26 (a).<br />

Section (b) is derived from FRCP 26 (d) the 1980 version of<br />

Fed. R. Civ. P. 26 (d).<br />

Section (c) is new.<br />

Section (d) is new.<br />

Section (e) is derived from former Rule 417 a 3.<br />

Section (f) is derived from former Rule 413 a 5.<br />

Section (g) is derived in part from FRCP 29 the 1993 version of<br />

Fed. R. Civ. P. 29 <strong>and</strong> former Rule 404 <strong>and</strong> is in part new.<br />

REPORTER’S NOTE<br />

In response to a suggestion from Michael C. Worsham, Esq.,<br />

the Rules Committee recommends the addition of language to the<br />

Committee note after subsection (d)(2) to encourage parties<br />

exchanging discovery material to provide the material in a word<br />

processing file or other electronic format, upon request. Mr.<br />

Worsham pointed out that providing an electronic copy of a<br />

document would save typing <strong>and</strong> document scanning, which is<br />

especially helpful in a small law office or the office of a solo<br />

practitioner.<br />

The Committee also suggests that this recommendation be<br />

incorporated into the Discovery Guidelines of the Maryl<strong>and</strong> State<br />

Bar Association.<br />

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