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Type: Email

File Size: 19.3 KB

Summary

An email dated November 23, 2021, discussing a draft letter regarding the witness order for the Ghislaine Maxwell trial (referred to as GM in the attachment). The sender explains their strategy for the witness list order, prioritizing the 'most likely' order over the 'order of proof' to reflect a realistic trial timeline. The document includes a Bates stamp EFTA00014876.

People (3)

Name	Role	Context
Redacted Sender	Sender	Author of the email discussing trial witness order strategy.
Redacted Recipient	Recipient	Recipient of the email regarding the draft letter.
GM	Subject	Refers to Ghislaine Maxwell, indicated in the attachment filename '2021-11-27,_GM,_Government_anticipated_witness_ord...

Organizations (1)

Name	Type	Context
Government		Implied US Government/Prosecution, mentioned in the attachment filename.

Timeline (1 events)

2021-11-23

Discussion regarding witness order for the upcoming trial (Ghislaine Maxwell trial).

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Redacted Sender → Professional/Legal → Redacted Recipient

Colleagues discussing legal strategy and drafting letters regarding witness orders.

Key Quotes (1)

"I decided to include the order that I think is most likely, rather than the order of proof order (which is premised on the fastest imaginable version of the trial)."

Source

EFTA00014876.pdf

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From: [REDACTED]" <[REDACTED]>
To: [REDACTED]
Subject: draft letter re witness order
Date: Tue, 23 Nov 2021 23:07:24 +0000
Attachments: 2021-11-27,_GM,_Government_anticipated_witness_order.docx

Draft attached. Let me know when would be good to talk through the order. I decided to include the order that I think is most likely, rather than the order of proof order (which is premised on the fastest imaginable version of the trial).

EFTA00014876

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