In the pretrial phase of litigation,if a party fails to produce relevant,requested evidence,the party seeking the information is most likely to __________.
A) file a request for an admission
B) request for a voir dire examination
C) file a motion to compel discovery
D) file a motion for a summary judgment
E) file a petition for a writ of certiorari

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In the pretrial phase of litigation, if a party fails to produce relevant, requested evidence, the party seeking the information is most likely to file a motion to compel discovery, asking the court to order production of the material. The usual rule is that as long as the information sought in discovery will lead to evidence admissible during the trial, the information is discoverable and an objection is overruled.

In the Pretrial Phase of Litigation,if a Party Fails to Produce