Monsanto Co. v. May
Texas Supreme Court
1Dissent
Justice GONZALEZ, joined by Justice HECHT,
dissenting.
This original proceeding involves a motion for protective order from a notice for deposition of Monsanto’s chief executive officer. Monsanto requests this Court to direct the trial court to withdraw its order overruling Monsanto’s motion for protective order and in its place issue an order sustaining Monsanto’s motion. I dissent from today’s order denying the mandamus relief requested by Monsanto. By refusing to consider Monsanto’s petition, the Court once again ducks this issue which is important to the jurisprudence of the State.
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