Court Filing: 244
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The document is a court filing by Ghislaine Maxwell's defense team, arguing against Boies Schiller Flexner LLP's motion to quash a Rule 17 subpoena. The subpoena seeks specific communications between the law firm and the government regarding Maxwell. The defense argues that the subpoena is specific and relevant to the case, and that the law firm's objections are unfounded.
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Court Filing: 218
The document is a court filing by Ghislaine Maxwell's defense team responding to the government's April 5, 2021 letter regarding Maxwell's Rule 17 subpoena. The defense argues that the government lacks standing to challenge the subpoena and that the subpoena is necessary to vindicate Maxwell's constitutional right to present a defense. The filing also alleges misconduct by the government in obtaining evidence, including misrepresentations to judges and willful blindness to exculpatory evidence.
Court Filing: 12036600638
The document is a court filing in the case against Ghislaine Maxwell, where her defense counsel requests the court to modify a protective order to allow her to refer to and file under seal certain materials in related civil litigation. The government opposes this request, citing concerns about grand jury secrecy and ongoing investigations.
Court Filing: 235
The document is a letter from the US Department of Justice to Judge Alison J. Nathan, opposing Ghislaine Maxwell's request to adjourn the July 12, 2021 trial date. The government argues that the recent severance of perjury counts will shorten the trial and that it has made efforts to streamline its case, focusing on four victims. The government requests that if an adjournment is granted, the trial be scheduled for March 2022.
Court Filing: 267
The document is a joint letter filed by the defense and prosecution in the case United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell, discussing the timing of defense witness disclosures under Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 26.2. The defense argues that pretrial disclosure of witness statements is not required and would infringe on Ms. Maxwell's Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights. The defense proposes producing non-public Rule 26.2 witness statements after the government closes its evidence and after the conclusion of the first defense Rule 29(a) motion.
Court Filing: 289
This is a court filing by Ghislaine Maxwell's attorney, Jeffrey S. Pagliuca, responding to the government's request to keep Exhibits A and B to Maxwell's May 12, 2021 letter sealed. Maxwell's team argues that the exhibits are 'judicial documents' subject to public access rights and should be unsealed. The exhibits relate to a journal entry produced by Accuser-2 in civil discovery.
Court Filing: 331
The document is a court filing by Ghislaine Maxwell's defense team, responding to the government's letter dated August 18, 2021. The defense argues that the government is attempting to reconsider previous court orders regarding the disclosure of co-conspirators' identities and statements, and urges the court to confirm its previous orders.
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