Defense argues school record codes show alleged victim was frequently absent, seeking exclusion of evidence in Giuffre case

Defense argues school record codes show alleged victim was frequently absent, seeking exclusion of evidence in Giuffre case The passage merely outlines a procedural argument about the admissibility of school records in a civil suit involving [REDACTED - Survivor]. It does not provide new factual leads, financial flows, or direct connections to powerful officials. Its investigative value is limited to a potential evidentiary issue, and the content is already public in court filings. Key insights: Defense claims the school transcripts contain coded attendance data indicating extensive truancy.; Argues the records are irrelevant under Rules 404, 608, and 403 and should be excluded.; References prior case law and a brief by Mr. Giuffre (pages 22‑23).