| Date | Event Type | Description | Location | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021-11-15 | Meeting | An in-person conference scheduled for 9:30 a.m. to resolve any disputes, if necessary. | N/A | View |
Mr. Rohrbach mentions a letter in which the government briefed the court on the 'complex question of New Mexico state law' regarding the age of consent.
A letter is mentioned by the Court which indicated that the defense would propose a more tailored redaction for an exhibit.
A translated letter, cited in a footnote, provides a version of French law stating that citizenship is assessed at the time of the offense for which removal is requested.
Mr. Rohrbach mentions a letter in which the government briefed the court on the 'complex question of New Mexico state law' regarding the age of consent.
A letter referenced as (Dkt. 350) in which the government responded to concerns about delayed mail, which Sternheim describes as merely parroting the MDC's excuses.
Mr. Rohrbach anticipates that the parties will provide a letter to the court later in the day detailing the proposed redacted exhibits for the closing arguments.
Mr. Rohrbach anticipates that the parties will provide a letter to the court later in the day detailing the proposed redacted exhibits for the closing arguments.
Isabel Maxwell writes to describe the harsh conditions of Ghislaine's pre-trial detention at MDC Brooklyn, express admiration for her resilience, and argue that she is not a threat to society, hoping for her release.
Requesting that the annexed application be granted and stating no prior request has been made.
A letter from Ms. Maxwell's side regarding the testimony of Attorney Glassman.
Argument regarding the government's focus on witness inconvenience over fair jury selection.
Discussion on probing jurors for dishonesty.
The document is a legal filing arguing that a client's conditions of confinement make trial preparation impossible and requests the case be sent back to the trial court for an adversarial hearing.
The document is a legal filing arguing that a client's conditions of confinement make trial preparation impossible and requests the case be sent back to the trial court for an adversarial hearing.
A letter written to attest to Ghislaine's character, describing her as a kind, dedicated, and emotionally supportive person. The author expresses a personal obligation to support her during her legal proceedings.
Complaint regarding Ghislaine Maxwell's solitary confinement and the BOP's handling of her detention in response to Epstein's suicide.
A letter cited in a footnote (7/12/19 Ltr. 5) arguing that the defendant could easily transfer assets out of the country and flee.
A letter from 7/12/19 is cited, arguing that the defendant could easily transfer assets out of the country and flee.
Requesting the unsealing of appellate briefs with victim names redacted and arguing against the burden of the Post notifying victims.
A letter submitted following the review of email traffic.
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