lolwatagain
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If we held Rusty to the standards of every other party, which should be the case for a pro-se plaintiff in disclosures, then he should be excluded from calling himself or Null as witnesses at trial. You're required to amend your disclosures as you learn additional information in discovery, but at this point Rusty should know if he or Null would have information that would require either of them being called as a witness in this case. He has no reason to not include either himself or Null on his witness list, and what each would testify about.Can't he just add more witnesses though, as long as he follows all those pesky rules about disclosure while doing so?
I'm no lawyer, but I read the "stipulation" more as "We'll consider the matter of the family witnesses closed", than "No more witnesses ever".
Not that Greer is ever going to properly name, disclose, depose, and call a witness, but still.
And Null would actually be prejudiced if Rusty is allowed to testify at trial, because the stipulation prevents Rusty from being deposed. But at this point the definition of "liberally construed" has been stretched so thin by these courts, I almost think they would justify it by saying that he used the letter "i" in his disclosures, so he clearly meant to disclose himself as a witness.