Randy's Trucking, Inc. v. Superior Court (2023) F084849 F084849; filed 4/26/23. ![[Files/CaseFiles/F084849.PDF]] [Opinion PDF](https://www.courts.ca.gov/opinions/archive/F084849.PDF) ## Rule excerpts Code of Civil Procedure section 2032.610; citing Carpenter v. Superior Court (2006) 141 Cal.App.4th 249, 271. Discretionary disclosure of mental-examination materials under a protective order. > There is no statutory authority, however, precluding a trial court from ordering the disclosure of test materials or test data when ordering a mental examination. (Carpenter, supra, 141 Cal.App.4th at p. 271.) — Randy's Trucking, Inc. v. Superior Court (2023) F084849, slip op., p. 15. > Based on the record before it, the trial court reasonably could find plaintiffs had a legitimate need for the raw data and audio recording and the concerns about maintaining test security would be satisfied with a protective order. — Randy's Trucking, Inc. v. Superior Court (2023) F084849, slip op., p. 21.