/**
 * FRCP Rule 26 Compliance Pack
 *
 * Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 26 governs required disclosures
 * and the scope of discovery in US federal civil litigation. The 2015
 * amendments introduced proportionality as the governing standard for
 * discovery scope (Rule 26(b)(1)) and added the duty to preserve
 * electronically stored information (ESI) with corresponding sanctions
 * under Rule 37(e) for spoliation.
 *
 * AI systems in legal departments and law firms are increasingly
 * involved in:
 *   (a) e-discovery review and document classification
 *   (b) generation of ESI that itself becomes discoverable
 *   (c) automated legal hold and preservation workflows
 *   (d) expert system opinion generation (Rule 26(a)(2))
 *
 * Key FRCP 26 obligations for AI:
 *   - Rule 26(a)(1): Initial disclosures must cover all AI-generated
 *     documents or data that are responsive. AI systems creating
 *     evidence must be within the scope of initial disclosures.
 *   - Rule 26(b)(1): Proportionality standard. AI must not over-collect
 *     (burden/expense) or under-collect (relevance). Defensible
 *     collection methodology required.
 *   - Rule 26(b)(3): Work product doctrine. AI-generated legal strategy
 *     outputs may be protected; classification required.
 *   - Rule 26(f): Meet-and-confer obligation. Parties must discuss ESI
 *     preservation and format. AI system capabilities and output formats
 *     are subject to Rule 26(f) discussion.
 *   - Rule 26(a)(2): Expert disclosures. AI-generated expert opinions
 *     require disclosure of the basis and reasoning.
 *   - Rule 37(e): Failure to preserve ESI. Sanctions for AI systems
 *     that auto-delete discoverable information.
 *
 * Companion rules: FRCP 34 (production format), FRCP 37 (sanctions),
 * FRCP 11 (signing / certification -- integrates with ABA pack's
 * hallucinated-citation risk).
 *
 * @connexum/ai-governance
 */
import { CompliancePack } from './index';
import { CategoryClassifiers } from '../classification/pack-driven-classifier';
/**
 * FRCP Rule 26 (Federal Rules of Civil Procedure -- Discovery) category classifiers.
 * Governs eDiscovery: privilege protection, work-product doctrine, ESI (responsive documents).
 * This pack governs process flows (litigation hold, claw-back, privilege log).
 */
export declare const FRCP26_CATEGORY_CLASSIFIERS: CategoryClassifiers;
export declare const FRCP26_PACK: CompliancePack & {
    categoryClassifiers: CategoryClassifiers;
};
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