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John sues Y corporation for failure to warn that its computers had defective processors. He submits a request for documents asking the company to search the computers of 300 current scientists and computers and storage devices associated with 200 former scientists who worked at the company at one point. He has gotten to depose 20 scientists who have told him about the process of developing the processors, explained why the one in his computer didn't work, and talked about discussions of why the company refused to warn customers about the processor. However, he heard from a friend that there was an email sent at some point in the past 10 years where the company admitted to deliberately using cheaper silicon to save money. True or false, a court applying Tucker would deny John's motion to compel.
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