…The Intervenors’ requests to unseal should be denied. A. Intervenors’ First Proposition of Law: For minor victims of sexual abuse, “redactions should be applied sparingly to shield only information that would identify those who have not already been publicly identified…
…Giuffre, including two police reports describing Ms. Giuffre as a fourteen-year-old victim of rape. Other police reports show her to be the victim of other crimes, including domestic violence. Defendant should not be allowed to make these police…
…proposed additional redactions comport with the Court’s direction that Non-Parties be given the opportunity to review and object before any information identifying their identity or any conduct attributed to them (including as either an alleged victim of Mr…
…Giuffre, including two police reports describing Ms. Giuffre as a fourteen-year-old victim of rape. Other police reports show her to be the victim of other crimes, including domestic violence. Defendant should not be allowed to make these police…
…values.” See Delta Air Lines, 2020 WL 2614704, at *4. Intervenors address the Does’ objections based on the categories under which the Does fall: victims of sexual abuse, on the one hand, and those accused of wrongdoing or who were…
…Maxwell contends that Ms. Giuffre’s “proposed redactions contain errors which reveal the names of [n]onparties, including alleged victims.” (Id.) Ms. Giuffre suggests in her response that any unredacted nonparty names may have already been released by the Court…
…produced or answered discovery based on the understanding that such discovery would be subject to the Protective Order, (b) persons who are identified as allegedly having engaged in sex acts with Plaintiff or other alleged victims, or facilitated such acts…
…non- parties is no longer appropriate. Plaintiff respectfully requests that the Parties be permitted to review and publish the sealed materials subject to redactions to protect the names and personally identifiable information of victims only, which would greatly expedite the…
…outcome is particularly likely in the wake of the recent media frenzy about some supposed “Epstein List” and the mass speculation about the identities of those on it. The Document includes minor victims, health care providers, members of law enforcement…
…discovery would be subject to the Protective Order previously issued in this action; (b) persons who are identified as having allegedly engaged in sexual acts with Plaintiff, or other alleged victims, or allegedly facilitated such acts; (c) persons whose intimate…
…and the Miami Herald’s consent to such redactions is based on circumstances specific to Doe 107 and does not extend to other purported victims living in countries without the same risks of physical harm. The Parties therefore respectfully request…
…names and 16 substituting initials and things like that. They don't 17 identify the names of victims of sexual assaults. 18 But the law is such that we have to decide what 19 standard applies. But in any event…
…discovery would be subject to the Protective Order previously issued in this action; (b) persons who are identified as having allegedly engaged in sexual acts with Plaintiff, or other alleged victims, or allegedly facilitated such acts; (c) persons whose intimate…
…discovery would be subject to the Protective Order previously issued in this action; (b) persons who are identified as having allegedly engaged in sexual acts with Plaintiff, or other alleged victims, or allegedly facilitated such acts; (c) persons whose intimate…
…discovery would be subject to the Protective Order previously issued in this action; (b) persons who are identified as having allegedly engaged in sexual acts with Plaintiff, or other alleged victims, or allegedly facilitated such acts; (c) persons whose intimate…
…released, could, as she posits, ‘inappropriately influence potential witnesses or victims.’” Id. at 839. “[U]nder the facts of this case,” the Court held Ms. Maxwell’s interests connected to her criminal matter are “entitled to little weight.” Id. The…
…Ex. D (GM00780-782). Plaintiff was not a claimed victim of this crime. x August 3, 2001 – Plaintiff (then a week shy of her 18th birthday) called police regarding a theft of cash from her shirt pocket in her apartment…
… I 14 would think you would give me this much material. You know, 15 this document implicates this person's privacy interests 16 because she is said to be a victim of sex trafficking. That's 17 all you need…
…C. (212) 805-0300 MBIMGUIC Case 1:15-cv-07433-LAP Document 1284 Filed 12/02/22 Page 6 of 17 6 1 identity should be sealed because she was a victim of serious 2 abuse by Jeffrey Epstein…
…C. (212) 805-0300 MBIMGUIC Case 1:15-cv-07433-LAP Document 1283 Filed 12/02/22 Page 6 of 17 6 1 identity should be sealed because she was a victim of serious 2 abuse by Jeffrey Epstein…
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