The US Attorney's Office responds to Ghislaine Maxwell's proposed redactions to court briefing regar...
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The US Attorney's Office responds to Ghislaine Maxwell's proposed redactions to court briefing regarding Juror 50, arguing that they are overbroad and inconsistent with the court's previous order. The government advocates for making Juror 50's questionnaire public and opposes redactions of legal arguments about the jury pool composition.
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