…Preska November 16, 2019 Page 3 numbers,” and “the names of alleged minor victims of sexual abuse from deposition testimony and police reports, as well as deposition responses concerning intimate matters where the questions were likely only permitted—and the…
…brief 11 on this matter. 12 We wrote a letter to opposing counsel citing some 13 governing provisions of Microsoft's email policy that indicates 14 that due to inactivity they delete accounts after a certain 15 amount of time…
…07433-LAP Document 1057 Filed 06/10/20 Page 4 of 17 excerpts from Ms. Maxwell’s deposition. Exhibit 3 contains pages from the Palm Beach Police Report. DE 149 is Ms. Maxwell’s response to DE 143. Page 2…
…nature of this suit, which puts the legal advice defendants received directly in issue, the policy behind the privilege is outweighed by the necessity of disclosure and the privilege is inapplicable.”). Plaintiffs’ objections should be overruled, and they should be…
…at 1; contra DE 406 at 19 (“And again, the Court should not lose sight of the policy rationale behind the First Amendment right of access: the accountability of the courts to the public.”). Now that it is Ms. Maxwell…
…Background ........................................................................................................................ 2 I. THE DOCUMENTS AT ISSUE ARE NOT CONFIDENTIAL............................................. 4 A. Plaintiff’s Police Records Are Publicly Available from Law Enforcement Agencies in …
…the Court’s Protective Order, Ms. Giuffre marked as confidential highly sensitive documents and Defendant is now challenging that designation. Defendant objects to maintaining as confidential police reports involving Ms. Giuffre, including two police reports describing Ms. Giuffre as a …
…This Court should Order Production of Documents Responsive to Requests Nos. 1-3 Defendant characterizes the police reports (and information therein) concerning Ms. Giuffre as a minor as both “highly relevant” (Br. at 4) and “irrelevant” to this action (Br…
…or relied upon” in a phone call with Plaintiff’s counsel. ...................................................................................... 1 B. RFP Nos. 2-3: Documents concerning “how” the defense obtained “police report(s).” ...............................................................................…
…Background ........................................................................................................................ 2 I. THE DOCUMENTS AT ISSUE ARE NOT CONFIDENTIAL............................................. 4 A. Plaintiff’s Police Records Are Publicly Available from Law Enforcement Agencies in …
…of 5 Page 84 1 G Maxwell - Confidential 2 30 girls -- 3 A. I did not count the number of girls 4 and I did read the police report. I can only 5 testify to what I read. 6 Q…
…six months after representing to this Court that this case involves “highly personal and sensitive information” warranting a broad protective order, Defendant now wants to publicize police reports concerning Ms. Giuffre - most of them from when she was a child…
…likely because there is none."). I disagree. Your latest produc6on includes a police report detailing the rape of a 14 year old child, my client. Other materials you produced include police records concerning my client while she was a minor…
…six months after representing to this Court that this case involves “highly personal and sensitive information” warranting a broad protective order, Defendant now wants to publicize police reports concerning Ms. Giuffre - most of them from when she was a child…
…about the dates which you have already said that's fine. I have turned the Wilton Manors police dept upside down looking through records and come up w nada. What was your acquaintance's name that took my statement about…
… By its terms, this rule applies to 21 "lawyers or law firms, "government agents and police officers," 22 "in connection with pending or imminent criminal litigation 23 with which they are associated. Id. It is not clear to the 24…
…g Tr. 7:5-8 (“It’s not the job of the Court to police press coverage and alert the public when reporting on unsealed materials as yesterday’s news when the unsealed material is already public.”).8 Further, Does…
… It's not the 6 job of the Court to police press coverage and alert the public 7 when reporting on unsealed materials as yesterday's news when 8 the unsealed material is already public. 9 As for the names…
…from the articles themselves. Id. at 2–3. 2 Case 1:15-cv-07433-LAP Document 1213 Filed 02/12/21 Page 7 of 18 guards against the miscarriage of justice by subjecting the police, prosecutors, and judicial processes…
…the court should have made some effort to control the release of leads, information, and gossip to the press by police officers, witnesses, and the counsel for both sides. Much of the information thus disclosed was inaccurate, leading to groundless…