…that, “after the Maxwell criminal trial also is concluded,” all remaining Non-Parties could be divided into four “categories” ((i) Epstein employee, (ii) Epstein affiliate, (iii) victim, etc.) so that they can be addressed in groups. Such an approach, however…
…or her name disclosed to the public, e.g., a crime victim. Plaintiff and Ms. Maxwell have a fundamental difference in the approach to identifying the non-parties who should be on the list. Plaintiff takes the position that if…
…most are not common words (more on that below). Per our conversation, there are a number of individuals who we have reason to believe were either: (1) victims of the “massages;” (2) witnesses the “massages” (including people who have knowledge…
…mandate, the Second Circuit specifically made these materials available on its own docket, subject to what it held were appropriate redactions for personally identifying information, names of alleged minor victims of sexual abuse, and deposition responses disclosing intimate matters. Id…