court filing: 681
Summary
The US Attorney's office submitted a motion filed by Kate's attorney, accompanying her impact statement, in response to the court's order in the Ghislaine Maxwell case. The submission was made by Damian Williams, US Attorney, and several Assistant US Attorneys. The document was filed with the court and copied to defense counsel.
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Court Filing: 603
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court filing: 617
The US Attorney's Office filed a letter with the court arguing that Juror 50's motion to intervene and access certain materials should be publicly filed without redactions. The defense opposes public filing, claiming it's not a judicial document. The prosecution counters that the motion is a judicial document and that no redactions are justified.
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