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This document is an email chain from January and February 2020 discussing the logistical handling of digital evidence related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. The correspondence details the receipt of a hard drive from FBI CART containing data from seized devices, instructing that the data be uploaded to the Relativity platform for privilege review. It also mentions that the FBI has additional batches of evidence to transmit shortly.

This document is an email chain ranging from January 21, 2020, to February 23, 2020, regarding the processing of digital evidence in the Epstein case. It 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 for privilege review, and technical discussions regarding folder structures ('Subpoena Returns' vs. 'Search Warrant Returns') and data accessibility between the legal team and technical support.

An email chain from January and February 2020 discussing the logistical handling of digital evidence seized in the Epstein case. The correspondence details the receipt of a hard drive from the FBI's Computer Analysis Response Team (CART) containing data from seized devices, which required uploading to the Relativity platform for privilege review. The emails also mention that the FBI had another batch of materials to transmit shortly for the same process.

This document is an email chain from January and February 2020 discussing the technical processing and privilege review of digital evidence in the Epstein case. The correspondence details the receipt of hard drives from the FBI CART (Computer Analysis Response Team) containing data from seized devices, the uploading of this data to the 'Relativity' e-discovery platform, and the segregation of Non-Privileged (NP) and Potentially Privileged (PP) files. Participants discuss folder structures ('Subpoena Returns' vs. 'Search Warrant Returns') and technical delays due to the large size of the data load.

An email chain from January and February 2020 discussing the technical handling of digital evidence seized in the Jeffrey Epstein case. The correspondence details the receipt of a hard drive from FBI CART containing processed data from seized devices, the upload of this data to the Relativity e-discovery platform, and the segregation of materials for privilege review. Participants troubleshoot locating specific folders ('Subpoena Returns' vs 'Search Warrant Returns') within the database.

This document is an email chain from January and February 2020 discussing the processing of digital evidence seized in the Jeffrey Epstein case. The legal team received a hard drive from FBI CART containing processed data from seized devices and coordinated its upload to the Relativity platform for privilege review. The emails mention that the FBI had another batch of data to transmit shortly and outline instructions for 'PAE' to run privilege terms on the data.