…Third, Maxwell asserts that broad swaths of materials should remain under seal because, according to her, her “right to a fair criminal trial will be compromised” should these judicial documents become public. Id. at 6. This argument is foreclosed by…
…s exploitation of its awesome investigatory powers. To be sure, neither plaintiff nor the Herald challenges Ms. Maxwell’s argument that her due process rights will be compromised if the testimony is unsealed. As Ms. Maxwell explained in her motion…
…Maxwell’s ability to seek suppression (as she does in a series of motions filed today) will be compromised because the Government will argue that the release of the deposition transcript by this Court renders harmless any unconstitutional conduct by…
…published. In the interest of minimizing disputes, Plaintiff proposes as a compromise that each party be entitled to choose two motions and attempt to reach agreement on the fifth. If at any point the Original Parties are unable to agree…
…the procedure followed in a similarly contentious case by this Court, Guccione v. Flynt, may be the appropriate compromise. In that case, this Court 5 Of course, Plaintiff and her counsel are the ones who originally filed their Motion for…
…sustain her claim of privilege, Ms. Giuffre respectfully requests leave to make an in camera submission regarding the law enforcement inquiry that is currently underway and how disclosure might compromise that investigation.11 2. Ms. Giuffre’s Claims of Attorney…
…permitting unlimited examination before trial of a defendant as to his wealth in a punitive damage action could have unfortunate results. It could constitute undue pressure on defendants in such actions to compromise unwarranted claims. Id. at 269. 3 Under…
…permitting unlimited examination before trial of a defendant as to his wealth in a punitive damage action could have unfortunate results. It could constitute undue pressure on defendants in such actions to compromise unwarranted claims. Id. at 269. 3 Under…
…public access.”). 3. Documents Filed for an “Improper Purpose” John Doe argues that “[i]nsofar as Judge Sweet determined that a filing, or a portion of a filing, was comprised of inadmissible evidence or contained frivolous arguments . . . or was redundant…
…provide documents to Ms. Giuffre, allowing her to investigate this case without compromising any interest that Epstein may have in avoiding self-incrimination. Additionally, the entire deposition has already been designated as "confidential" by defendant Maxwell, making these proceedings subject…
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