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This document is a chain of emails from January to March 2020 regarding the technical processing of electronic evidence seized in the Epstein case. It details the receipt of a hard drive from the FBI CART team, the uploading of this voluminous data to the Relativity e-discovery platform, and subsequent logistical issues regarding file organization, folder structures ('Search Warrant Returns'), and the removal of duplicate documents. The correspondence mentions that PAE (a government contractor) had difficulty handling the data volume.

This document is an email chain from January to March 2020 involving the US Attorney's Office (SDNY) and support staff regarding the processing of digital evidence in the Epstein case. The emails detail the receipt of hard drives from FBI CART containing data from seized devices, the upload of this data to the Relativity platform for privilege review, and technical challenges regarding the massive volume of duplicate documents. Specific mentions are made of segregating privilege hits, organizing files under 'Search Warrant Returns' versus 'Subpoena Returns', and the involvement of a vendor named PAE.

This document is an email chain from January and February 2020 involving US Attorney's Office (USANYS) personnel discussing the technical management of digital evidence in the Epstein case. The chain details the receipt of a hard drive from FBI CART containing data from seized devices, the upload of this 'voluminous' data to the Relativity platform by vendor PAE, and the subsequent organization and privilege review (segregating 'PP hits') of the files.

This document is an email chain from January and February 2020 regarding the processing and upload of digital evidence seized in the Epstein case. The correspondence details the receipt of hard drives from FBI CART, the upload of this data to the Relativity platform for privilege review, and the segregation of privileged (PP) hits. The emails indicate a large volume of data and mention that the FBI has additional batches of evidence to transmit.

This document is an email thread between January and February 2020 regarding the technical processing and legal review of digital evidence seized in the Jeffrey Epstein case. The correspondence details the transfer of hard drives from FBI CART to a legal team, the upload of this voluminous data to the Relativity e-discovery platform, and the organization of files for privilege review ('PP hits'). The emails highlight technical challenges due to the massive size of the FBI case file and the search warrant returns.