This is the second and concluding section to the two-part blog, Lawyers’ Job Security in a Near Future World of AI, the Law’s “Reasonable Man Myth” and “Bagley Two.” Click here to read Part One.

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Next consider Judge Haight’s closing words to the opinion dated December 22, 2016, Ruling On Plaintiff’s Motion To Compel; Bagely v. Yale, Civil Action No. 3:13-CV-1890 (CSH):

However, requiring this additional production, or a further deposition in case of need, is in keeping with a governing objective of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: “By requiring disclosure of all relevant information, the discovery rules allow ultimate resolution of disputed issues to be based on full and accurate understanding of true facts.” 6 Moore’s Federal Practice § 26.02 (Matthew Bender 3d ed.). ⁶

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⁶ While Yale may not welcome the measurement of its obligations in the case at bar by these principles…