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We have a large discovery set with personal identifiers; the judge ordered redaction but wants evidentiary content preserved.
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+The court ordered us to produce discovery with personal identifiers removed, but many documents…
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+The court ordered us to produce discovery with personal identifiers removed, but many documents contain both PII and critical evidentiary text on the same lines. I can't tell what removal standard the judge expects. Recommend a principled approach that preserves admissible content while removing PII, identify which identifiers must be blinded versus which can be pseudonymized, and draft a brief explanation we can file describing our method.
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