Judge Limits MSU Depositions in Swimming Cuts Lawsuit

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A federal judge on Monday shielded Michigan State University president Samuel Stanley Jr. from being deposed in a lawsuit aimed at preserving the school's women's swimming and diving teams that were cut last year. 

However, as reported by The Detroit News, magistrate judge Phillip Green of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan ruled that MSU athletic director Alan Haller must give a deposition but set limits on the length of the legal proceeding and parameters for topics he can be questioned about.

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