Judge orders Baylor to release evidence used by Pepper Hamilton
A federal judge has issued an order for Baylor to overturn evidence used by Pepper Hamilton to form their report that ultimately led to the firings of former football coach Art Briles and president Ken Starr, according to A.J. Perez of USA TODAY Sports.
The order was put forth by U.S. District Court Judge Robert Ptiman and includes a number of different types of evidence used by the firm during its investigation.
Breaking: A federal judge has ordered @Baylor to release significant information from the Pepper Hamilton report. pic.twitter.com/7Z6S8JCwPG
— Matthew Watkins (@MWatkinsTrib) August 11, 2017
"The Court will, however, order that Baylor produce an itemized privilege long for attorney work product that is primarily fact-investigation oriented," the order reads.
"This includes interview recordings, notes, and summaries; notes and summaries based on the review of documentary evidence; and any other documents that summarize or synthesize evidence, such as chronologies or timelines."