This is a document filed in a mock court in the State of Ridgeway on Roblox.com, and does not constitute
real-life legal advice in any way, shape, or form.
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF RIDGEWAY
SEAL_LOVE,
Plaintiff-Petitioner,
v.
IM_THUNDERR,
Defendant-Respondent.
No. RSC-CV-2654
PLAINTIFF’S REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION
Plaintiff-Petitioner Seal_love (the “requesting party”), by and through undersigned
counsel, hereby, pursuant to Ridgeway Rule of Civil Procedure 19, requests that the following
evidence be produced by Defendant-Respondent Im_Thunderr (the “opposing party”)–
1. Video Evidence. Any and all video evidence (including long videos, clips, and other
videos) that the opposing party may have to support or disprove the allegations in the Complaint,
and in the case of a long video, the timestamps of which are alleged by the opposing party to
support or disprove the allegations in the Complaint.
2. Photos. Any and all photos taken electronically that the opposing party may have to
support or disprove the allegations in the Complaint. This request does not include photos that
were taken from video evidence.
3. Messages. Any and all Discord and text messages via Short Message Service (SMS) (text
messages), or any other communication app (e.g. Snapchat, WhatsApp, Telegram, etc.) that the
opposing party may have to support or disprove the allegations in the Complaint.
4. Documents. Any and all copies of, or an opportunity to inspect and copy or photograph,
any and all books, papers, documents, depictions, tangible objects, buildings, automobiles, or
places that support or disprove the allegations in the Complaint, or are intended for use by the
opposing party in its case-in-chief or were obtained from or belong to the requesting party.
5. Statements. Any and all photos or copies of any statement made by the requesting party
or any witness to the opposing party or any third party that the opposing party is aware of that
the opposing party may have to support or disprove the allegations in the Complaint.
6. Reports. Any and all reports of tests, examinations, and findings that may support or
disprove the allegations in the Complaint that is within the possession, custody, or control of the
opposing party, the existence of which is known, or by the exercise of due diligence may become
known, to the opposing party.
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This is a document filed in a mock court in the State of Ridgeway on Roblox.com, and does not constitute
real-life legal advice in any way, shape, or form.
7. Witnesses. The requesting party requests the Roblox username (and not Roblox display
name), contact information, and written testimony of any witness the opposing party intends to
present at trial, depose orally or by written examination, or subpoena for evidence, and/or will
present at trial if the need arises and any evidence the opposing party plans to use to summarize
or enforce the testimony.
8. Computation of Damages. If the opposing party is Plaintiff or similarly situated, the
requesting party requests an itemized list of alleged damages, including actual, compensatory,
and punitive damages, and an itemized list of attorney’s fees and costs of court.
9. Other Materials. Any and all other materials or evidence that the opposing party may use
in any event to support or disprove the allegations in the Complaint.
10. Preservation of Evidence. The requesting party specifically requests that all evidence in
whatever form, including but not limited to all notes, reports, memoranda, logs, video and
audiotapes, dispatch/radio broadcasts, surveillance records, telephone conversations,
photographs, and any and all evidence that may be destroyed, lost, or otherwise put out of the
possession, custody, or care of the opposing party and which may support or disprove the
allegations in the Complaint or the events described in the Complaint be preserved.
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If the opposing party does not produce any of the requested material, the requesting party
requests that the opposing party state, in writing, the reasons why the opposing party refuses to
produce such material. In response, the requesting party will request a pretrial conference to
resolve such dispute or will engage in motion practice. If the opposing party has produced all the
material and other information, the opposing party should certify as much.
This motion is signed for the purposes of Civil Rule 11 by virtue of any attorney for the
requesting party filing it in the court and styled case on Page 1.
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