Court Filing - Government's Sentencing Memorandum: 670
Summary
The government's sentencing memorandum details Ghislaine Maxwell's instrumental role in the sexual abuse of multiple young girls as part of her agreement with Jeffrey Epstein, and argues that a sentence within the guidelines range is warranted due to the seriousness of the offense and Maxwell's lack of remorse.
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Court Filing: 506
The Government submits proposed redactions to filings associated with their motion to preclude six defense experts and moves to file Government Exhibit B under seal to protect Minor Victims' privacy interests. The proposed redactions are consistent with the Second Circuit's test in Lugosch v. Pyramid Co. of Onondaga. The defense does not seek additional redactions.
Court Filing: 517
The Government submits a letter to Judge Alison J. Nathan arguing that the defense must disclose exhibits they intend to introduce through Government witnesses as part of their case-in-chief, and that extrinsic evidence for impeachment is narrowly circumscribed. The Government requests that the defense be precluded from offering further undisclosed exhibits absent a showing of cause or an articulation of a valid theory of admissibility.
Court Filing: 524
The US Attorney's office requests that the court inform the jury that Witness-3's testimony is limited by the court's instructions, to mitigate potential prejudice to the Government. The proposed jury instruction aims to clarify the relevance and limitations of Witness-3's testimony regarding interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein.
Court Filing: 561
The Government submits a letter to Judge Alison J. Nathan requesting the release of certain Government exhibits admitted during Ghislaine Maxwell's trial, with some exhibits to be temporarily sealed pending the Court's ruling.
Court Filing - Reply Memorandum of Law: 383
The United States government submits a reply memorandum in support of its motions in limine, seeking to protect the identities of minor victims by allowing them to testify under pseudonyms or first names and sealing related exhibits. The government argues that this measure is necessary to safeguard the victims' privacy and dignity, while the defendant has not demonstrated a particularized need for disclosure.
Court Filing - Letter: 384-1
The document is a letter from the United States Attorney's Office to defense attorneys, informing them that the government intends to refer to Jeffrey Epstein as a co-conspirator of Ghislaine Maxwell at trial. The government has produced co-conspirator statements and will continue to do so as part of its ongoing obligations. The letter is designated as 'confidential' under the Protective Order in the case.
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