“Both parties have now filed their privilege logs in SCO v. IBM,
as ordered by Judge Wells back in October.“Privilege logs are lists of all the documents each side
believes are privileged and immune from having to be turned over to
the other side, with reasons given justifying categorizing the
document as privileged. The logs give detailed descriptions of the
documents, as you can see if you scroll down on this page, which
gives a pretty good overview and an example of a log. There is even
software written for lawyers to be able to write such logs. If
there are any FOSS examples of such software, please leave a
comment for us letting us know about it. If not, I hope someone is
writing some…”
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