FERC Rules of Practice (18 CFR Part 385)

Rule 410 - Objections and protective orders

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Governs discovery objections, motions to compel, motions to quash. Presiding officer may grant protective orders for trade secrets or confidential information. Motions to compel require good-faith meet-and-confer first.

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