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Deposition excerpt showing attorney-client privilege instructions to a witness The passage merely records a procedural exchange about invoking attorney‑client privilege for an unnamed individual ([REDACTED - Survivor]). It contains no concrete names of influential actors, financial details, dates, or allegations of misconduct, limiting its investigative value. While it hints at a possible effort to shield testimony, the lack of specifics makes it a low‑value lead. Key insights: Witness is instructed not to answer questions based on attorney‑client privilege.; The privilege is claimed for a person named [REDACTED - Survivor].; Lawyers Mr. Scarola and Ms. McCawley are involved in the instruction.
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Deposition excerpt showing attorney-client privilege instructions to a witness The passage merely records a procedural exchange about invoking attorney‑client privilege for an unnamed individual ([REDACTED - Survivor]). It contains no concrete names of influential actors, financial details, dates, or allegations of misconduct, limiting its investigative value. While it hints at a possible effort to shield testimony, the lack of specifics makes it a low‑value lead. Key insights: Witness is instructed not to answer questions based on attorney‑client privilege.; The privilege is claimed for a person named [REDACTED - Survivor].; Lawyers Mr. Scarola and Ms. McCawley are involved in the instruction.
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