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IN THE FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR
PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA
CASE NO. 502009CA040800XXXXMBAG
JEFFREY EPSTEIN,
Plaintiff,
vs.
SCOTT ROTHSTEIN, individually, BRADLEY
J. EDWARDS, individually, and III.
individually,
Defendants,
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PROCEEDINGS HELD BEFORE
THE HONORABLE DAVID F. CROW
Palm Beach County Courthouse
West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
February 17, 2011
9:13 A.M. - 9:25 A.M.
Before Antoinette Garza, R.P.R.
Notary Public, State of Florida
Appearances on Page 2.
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APPEARANCES:
SEARCY, DENNEY, SCAROLA, BARNHART & SHIPLEY
BY JACK SCAROLA, ESQUIRE
2139 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd.
West Palm Beach, Florida 33409
Appearing on behalf of the Plaintiff.
FOWLER, WHITE, BURNETT, P.A.
BY JOSEPH L. ACKERMAN, JR., ESQUIRE
901 Phillips Point West
777 S. Flagler Drive
West Palm Beach, Florida 33401-6170
Appearing on behalf of the Defendant.
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BE IT REMEMBERED that the following
proceedings were had before the HONORABLE DAVID F. CROW
at the Palm Beach County Courthouse, in the City of
West Palm Beach, County of Palm Beach, beginning at the
hour of 9:13 A.M., on February 17, 2011, with
appearances as hereinabove noted, to wit:
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PROCEEDINGS
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THE COURT: Yes, sir. Go ahead.
MR. SCAROLA: Your Honor, this is the
defendant, Bradley Edwards' Motion to Compel
Compliance with Your Honor's pretrial order.
Attached to the motion is a copy of Mr. Epstein's
exhibit list. If you take a look at the exhibit
list, I think you will find that it clearly on its
face fails to identify documents with sufficient
particularity for us to know what the documents
are or how we can frame objections to those
documents. There are broad categories that don't
identify anything, which is further indication of
the fact that there isn't anything but...
THE COURT: And I guess your position is
that you don't have them yet so, therefore, you
can't specifically identify them.
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MR. ACKERMAN: Yes, sir. Those are all the
documents as framed upon the subpoenas that we
sent to the trustee.
THE COURT: I will tell you what I did,
guys. I went back yesterday and I looked at this
file again and I took your motion into
consideration and I granted the motion and removed
the case from the trial docket, but what I did was
I set a pretrial or a conference requiring you to
comply with the rule regarding complex litigation.
So I want you guys to get together, and the order
will say it when you prepare that, and it sets
forth what you have to do and when you are going
to do it. If you can't agree, I will set up a
criteria or a time frame or something.
This case, this is like the third time it's
been continued, or the second time, at least, it's
been continued, and I know the reasons but we have
got to get to this case at some point, and I don't
want to get held up because of what is happening
in the bankruptcy if it can be helped. So we're
going to have to, I want something to set out in
an order that gets us to the point where we know
where we're going to go and when you are going to
do things. Okay? Because the way we're going
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right now is just haphazard and it's
disconcerting. This case needs to get to trial.
So I'm going to deny the motion because
essentially the trial is off -- no, I'm not. I'm
going to grant your motions and I'm not requiring
you to do anything at this time because obviously
you can't list things like this, that is number
one.
MR. ACKERMAN: I understand that, Judge.
And he is correct, I understand what the rule is,
but that is the best that we can describe them
until we get the records. And when we do, we will
comply with the Court's order requiring
specificity.
THE COURT: What happened yesterday in the
bankruptcy, are we any further along?
MR. ACKERMAN: Well, what happened, we had
a meeting yesterday, a hearing with a special
master. We reached some tentative agreements that
we're going to try and work out in terms of, I
understand they are going to produce the proper
privilege log by next Wednesday. The following
Friday we are to make any objections to it. We're
working on a proposed deadline of either 10 to 15
days where we will identify the documents that we
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claim are not privileged for whatever reason and
have a briefing schedule list as to what the
standard is.
Mr. Scarola's clients will then provide a
response. If we can't agree on the process --
THE COURT: These are tentative agreements?
MR. ACKERMAN: We are finalizing them
today.
THE COURT: Not going into the detail of
it, is there a time frame this is going to get
decided by somebody?
MR. SCAROLA: May I make a suggestion, Your
Honor?
THE COURT: Yes, sir.
MR. SCAROLA: That cuts through all of
this. The only reason the bankruptcy court has
been involved in these production issues is
because the bankruptcy trustee had custody of
documents. Those documents have now been turned
over to Mr. Edwards.
THE COURT: So why can't I rule on this
then?
MR. SCAROLA: That is the point that I
tried to make to Your Honor last time. And quite
frankly, I think what happened was, because
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Mr. Ackerman represented that there were other
pending discovery issues that the bankruptcy court
was dealing with other than this Court's subpoena,
Your Honor felt obliged to defer to the bankruptcy
judge. The only outstanding discovery request
directed to the trustee was the third party
subpoena issued in this case.
If Your Honor were to direct the plaintiff
to file a Request to Produce to Brad Edwards in
this case, since Mr. Edwards is the defendant, now
has custody of those documents, and were to
appoint Judge Carney, who is willing to serve as
special master, as special master to deal with the
discovery issues before this court, all of the
procedural concerns that have been a hang up
disappear.
And to repeat briefly, and I'm sorry if I'm
saying things that Your Honor has heard before or
remembers. The primary issues here are
attorney/client privilege and work product
privilege. In order for the attorney/client
privilege to be waived it is the client who must
be a participant in the crime or fraud. What that
means is the plaintiff has got to show not that
Mr. Rothstein was committing a crime or fraud,
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they must show that the client, Rothstein's child
victims were participants in a crime or fraud in
order for the privilege that belongs to that child
to have been waived. If the child wasn't a
participant, the child retains the protection of
the attorney/client privilege, the lawyer can't
waive it.
With regard to the work product privilege,
we have agreed we'll turn over every document to
the special master to take a look at it. The
special master can determine whether there is one
shred of evidence that tends to indicate that Brad
Edwards was a participant in some kind of
wrongdoing and turn it over. We'll waive a right
to appeal with regard to those issues if the
special master says, I think this could be
probative, give it to them.
The one thing we don't want to happen is
because we have other claims that are being
prosecuted against Mr. Epstein is to have
everything that has been done in the prior cases,
which clearly relate to the subsequent
prosecutions as well, turned over to the defendant
in those other claims. That clearly would be
inappropriate.
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So I think it's an extremely easy solution.
It gives Your Honor the control Your Honor has
recognized in prior orders that Your Honor has
over the discovery in your case. It relieves Your
Honor of the burden of having to do an In camera
review of tens of thousands of documents because
this subpoena is so broad that it covers every
piece of paper that was generated during the
period of time that this Ponzi scheme was ongoing.
So I don't know that there is any easier way to do
it.
THE COURT: I'm not going to rule on that
this morning, but that is something we will
consider and take up at the time of the hearing.
MR. ACKERMAN: Your Honor, we have been
through this. I don't want to rehash it, but I
have to respond to a couple of things.
First of all, there was an outstanding
subpoena of the bankruptcy trustee from Razor
Back. Every time someone sends a subpoena to the
bankruptcy trustee, the trustee either enters into
a stipulated protective order or we go forward
with Judge Rey, every time there is a subpoena.
Now there are two, as I said before, there
are two other sets of documents that, possibly
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three that we have not received from the trustee
which still necessitates, the Q-test documents and
the Fortress documents, which the trustee has
acknowledged they have not been produced. So to
that extent Judge Rey needs to be in it.
Now yesterday we were talking about, and I
believe we reached an outline, we're going to put
it in writing in the next day or so to see if we
can have Judge Carney produce a recommendation as
to how we're going to proceed with the rest of
these documents.
THE COURT: I understand you all --
MR. ACKERMAN: The other thing is that
Mr. Scarola -- I'm sorry, Judge. I don't mean to
interrupt.
THE COURT: I'm really not interested in
the posturing right now. What I'm interested in
is you guys putting this together and you are
required to give me a pre -- I don't know what
they call it -- stipulation or statement or
whatever they call it under the rule now.
MR. SCAROLA: Case management plan.
THE COURT: Case management or statement or
something like that. And I have used it in these
complex cases to a real benefit because it
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requires you guys to sit down and give me ahead of
time something that I could look at and really
understand this case before you ever walk in here
and then be able to set some parameters based on
an order entered at that time. So that is the
reason I did that, so we could get this flushed
out.
I still believe that ultimately I have to
make the decisions in this case as to what
documents are or are not relevant, one,
discoverable, two, and whether or not there are or
not any privileges associated with any of these
documents, and if so, whether there has been a
waiver of any privilege. And that not only
concerns the bankruptcy documents, the documents
of Mr. Edwards, but also your client's testimony.
I have to make determinations on that as well.
MR. ACKERMAN: I understand. Mr. Scarola,
when we sent the original Request to Produce out
to his client for documents within his possession,
we have had a bunch of objections that are set for
hearing in April. So there is more to this than
is being presented.
THE COURT: I know it's not easy. We're
going to have a hearing and hopefully get some of
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these things in order, at least get a road map of
where we could go.
Thank you, guys. If you could get that to
me, Mr. Scarola, I'd really appreciate it.
MR. SCAROLA: I will.
(The proceedings were concluded at 9:25
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CERTIFICATE
THE STATE OF FLORIDA, )
COUNTY OF PALM BEACH.
)
)
I, Antoinette Garza, Court Reporter, certify
that I was authorized to and did stenographically
report the foregoing proceedings and that the
transcript is a true and complete record of my
stenographic notes.
DATED this 17th day of February 2011.
ANTOINETTE GARZA, RPR
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