5 Page 3 Asserting Privilege for Non-Existent Documents It is inappropriate to assert a claim of privilege or immunity for non-existent materials. Greenleaf v. Amerada Hess Corp., 626 So0.2d 263, 264 n.1 (Fla. 4° DCA 1993). We must assume that the privilege is asserted for a reason, i.e., that responsive

eges in the wake of Hurricane Michael, the city of Lynn Haven entered into contracts for debris removal." The indictment "also alleges that ECS and Greenleaf submitted false and fraudulent invoices that were approved by Lynn Haven's former City Manager Michael White. Keefe also said that White then direc