…not “was wholly irrelevant” to Boies’s involvement in court. Separately, Dershowitz took issue with the way he said Boies’ firm approached him after Roberts’ claims first arose in late 2014. Dershowitz said that one of Boies Schiller’s lawyers…
…including the age and professional qualifications, of their employees. 10. Have you ever recruited, found, hired, approached, introduced, procured, or otherwise obtained, for the purposes of Jeffrey Epstein employing, any female who was not at the time a certified or…
…beggars belief. No document has ever been contemplated, created nor lawyer nor other approached to write such a document at anytime THE TERRAMAR PROJECT FACEBOOK TWITTER G+ PINTEREST INSTAGRAM PLEDGE THE DAILY CATCHthe From: J Jep Date: Wednesday, April 22…
… If we had planned for this to be a 25 month long case, I think we would have approached this SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300 Case 1:15-cv-07433-LAP Document 1332-10 Filed 01…
… If we had planned for this to be a 25 month long case, I think we would have approached this SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300 Case 1:15-cv-07433-RWS Document 702 Filed 03/08…
…been categorical and succinct. It was neither. The decision turned on the Second Circuit’s lengthy discussion of the First and Third Circuits’ divergent approaches to the question, when is a mere document transformed into a judicial one? The Third…
…at 119-20. It is a given accepted by the Protective Order that the trial and all trial documents are accessible and public absent special circumstances. Under the common law approach, once a document is classified as a judicial document…
…been categorical and succinct. It was neither. The decision turned on the Second Circuit’s lengthy discussion of the First and Third Circuits’ divergent approaches to the question, when is a mere document transformed into a judicial one? The Third…
…privacy interests of those resisting disclosure.” Id. at 120. The Second Circuit has established two approaches for determining whether the public and press have a qualified First Amendment right to access certain judicial documents. The “experience and logic” approach requires…
…As a result, John Doe is in no position to speculate (let alone dictate) how the Court should approach and consider the categories of documents that the parties have agreed upon, to say nothing of offering wholly new categories for…
…The parties in Dershowitz have done just that and have presented a “reasonable” approach in which Giuffre has no objection to producing certain enumerated categories from among the Maxwell confidential materials and sealed filings in her possession so long as…
…here. Indeed, she cannot approach that standard, as she has made no showing whatsoever of any compelling or particularized need for these materials. Defendant is attempting to improperly interfere with an ongoing criminal investigation, and under New York law, disclosure…
…might be at the very bottom of the Non- Party list. The Court would need to make 15 separate rulings before Docket Entry 143 is unsealed. s approach, all Non-Parties mentioned in the First Five Motions would be notified…
…2017, followed up on this by presenting argument on the Motion to Compel that relied almost entirely on the rules-violating reply. Because of the unfairness from plaintiff’s chaotic approach to motion practice, we requested on March 9 leave…
…Plaintiff’s ad hoc approach that picks and chooses among Non-Parties will more likely to lead to confusion and inefficiency in lieu of an orderly and logistical progression of unsealing. Defendant instead offers two alternatives for selecting the pleadings…
…the order that their name appears on the Non-Party list. Id. at 1-2. Under Maxwell’s approach, the public will not have access to those documents, to which they have a First Amendment right of access, for years…
…2019) (quoting Newsday LLC v. County of Nassau, 730 F.3d 156, 163 (2d Cir. 2013)). In the Second Circuit, courts utilize two methods approaching the First Amendment right. Doe, 2019 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 36605, at *3. The “experience…
…3. The government could have been, but was not, more targeted in its approach. The government has not provided Maxwell with a copy of the subpoena, but the record shows that the subpoena was incredibly broad and, as explained below…
…participation. And, indeed, precedent mandates the protocol’s approach: “[t]he job of protecting [non- party privacy rights] rests heavily upon the shoulders of the trial judge.” In re New York Times Co., 828 F.2d 110, 116 (2d Cir…
…of the discovery from Maxwell,”” he has not beyond conclusory assertions demonstrated a congruence between the Maxwell action and his own that would warrant such an indiscriminate approach. A brief comparison of the Maxwell and Dershowitz actions makes this clear…