Judge Marra's Ruling on Victims' Rights Allegations and Potential Giuffre Testimony
Summary
The excerpt hints at a judicial decision that could affect the admissibility of allegations in a high‑profile case involving alleged victim testimony (Giuffre) and references to prominent legal figure Judge Marra allowed certain victim‑rights allegations to proceed, potentially shaping jury perceptio The court is scheduled to respond to a summary judgment motion on May 15, with a reply due July 15
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