Overview
- A Los Angeles judge granted Robinson's motion Friday, giving the plaintiffs 10 days to turn over their devices for imaging.
- Robinson's filing cited a "continued risk" of data deletion and alleged noncompliance with prior discovery requests.
- The order applies to Jane Does 1–4, with defense access expected to include texts, call logs, and related communications.
- The civil case began in May with four former housekeepers alleging rape, sexual battery, and false imprisonment, and two more sought to join in November, including a male accuser.
- Robinson denies the claims and has filed a $500 million defamation suit against the original four, and prosecutors previously confirmed a separate 2015 probe ended without charges.