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JOHN P. FERREIRA, et al., Plaintiffs, v. TOWN OF REHOBOTH, et al., Defendants.

ORDER

JOSEPH TAURO, District Judge

This court hereby orders that:

1. Plaintiffs' Motion to Strike Errata Sheet of Nonparty Deponent Alan Gosselin is [#101] is DENIED. Alan Gosselin has provided legitimate reasons for his proposed changes and this court cannot conclude that his changes are made in "bad faith or otherwise in violation of Rule 30(e)." Moreover, both Mr. Gosselin's original answers and his changes remain part of the record and may be available to Defendants for cross-examination of Mr. Gosselin. The cases that Plaintiffs rely upon are not on point. Additionally, it appears that Mr. Gosselin's original, timely errata sheet did not include explanations for the contested changes. It is unclear if Mr. Gosselin's explanations were produced before the expiration of the thirty-day period provided under Rule 30(e). Plaintiffs, however, do not explicitly raise this argument as a reason to strike Mr. Gosselin's errata sheet. Accordingly, this court will not consider the argument.
2. Plaintiffs' Motion to Compel Defendant Christopher Morra to Allow the Release of Documents From the Massachusetts Division of Professional Licensure in Unredacted Form [#109] is DENIED. The "data subject" has exercised his rights to protect personal data. Plaintiffs provide no legal authority that compels this court to disregard Defendant Morra's decision to exercise his rights. This court will, therefore, not disturb Defendant Morra's decision.
3. The Parties shall continue complying with this court's prior Order [#96] and all of its deadlines.

IT IS SO ORDERED.

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FERREIRA v. TOWN OF REHOBOTH
(Jun 1, 2011)