Court Filing - Letter to Judge: 687
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Sigrid S. McCawley requests clarification on reading Virginia Giuffre's statement at a hearing due to Giuffre's medical issue. Judge Alison J. Nathan permits counsel to read a shortened version of the previously submitted written statement.
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Court Filing: 183
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Sigrid McCawley, attorney for Minor Victim-2, requests permission from Judge Alison J. Nathan to bring electronic devices to the courthouse for scheduled hearings and trial in the United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell case. The request is made in accordance with Standing Order M10-468. The letter is filed via ECF on April 22, 2021.
Court Filing: 235
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