…by the way, and which we have to assume provide the contours of 3 the information they are seeking in deposition, were created or 4 obtained by Ms. Churcher in the course of her news-gathering 5 activities, and much…
…ocu ments relatingto massages,inclu d ingbu tnotlimited to any d ocu ments reflectingrecru itingorhiringmasseu ses,ad vertisingformasseu ses,flyers created for d istribu tion athighschools orcolleges,and record s reflectinge-mails orcalls to ind ivid u als relatingto massages…
…to any party’s claim or defense, are not proportional to the needs of the case, and creates a heavy …
…are not relevant to any party’s claim or defense, are not proportional to the needs of the case, and creates …
…they are police reports. Finally, section 794.026 bears no relevance to the Florida Documents. That statute creates a cause of action by a sexual crime victim against any person who, “prior to open judicial proceedings,” communicates “the name, address…
…Ms. Maxwell argues that the unsealing of 13 certain documents -- and portions thereof -- will create a 14 "media frenzy" that will unlawfully jeopardize her right to a 15 fair trial, and which will also violate Local Criminal Rule 16 23…
…offense,” and “information the lawyer or law firm knows is likely to be inadmissible at trial and would if disclosed create a substantial likelihood of prejudicing an impartial trial,” and “[a]ny opinion as to the accused’s guilt or…
…only a 9 partial piece of testimony was unsealed, that would create an 10 incomplete record. 11 Virginia is prepared to stand up to her abusers, but 12 she can't do so with her hands tied behind her back…
…are not relevant to any party’s claim or defense, are not proportional to the needs of the case, and creates …
…they are police reports. Finally, section 794.026 bears no relevance to the Florida Documents. That statute creates a cause of action by a sexual crime victim against any person who, “prior to open judicial proceedings,” communicates “the name, address…
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