Epstein Secrets

quests pursuant to Department of Justice regulations (known as Touhy regulations). See Christenson DecL ¶ 50; see also United States ex reL Touhy v. Roger:, 340 U.S. 462 (1951); 28 C.F.R. § 16.21 et seq. As confidential communications between attorneys and a client for the purpose of obtaining and pro

tenson DecL ¶¶ 49. Each set of records satisfies the two-prong test to fall within the scope of the deliberative process privilege. First, prior to Epstekes suicide, BOP made decisions concerning how to house Epstein and whether or not to house him with a celknate. See Christenson DecL ¶¶ 49a, 49d. The i

quests pursuant to Department of Justice regulations (known as Touhy regulations). See Christenson DecL ¶ 50; see also United States ex reL Touhy v. Roger:, 340 U.S. 462 (1951); 28 C.F.R. § 16.21 et seq. As confidential communications between attorneys and a client for the purpose of obtaining and pro

tenson DecL ¶¶ 49. Each set of records satisfies the two-prong test to fall within the scope of the deliberative process privilege. First, prior to Epstekes suicide, BOP made decisions concerning how to house Epstein and whether or not to house him with a celknate. See Christenson DecL ¶¶ 49a, 49d. The i

quests pursuant to Department of Justice regulations (known as Touhy regulations). See Christenson DecL ¶ 50; see also United States ex reL Touhy v. Roger:, 340 U.S. 462 (1951); 28 C.F.R. § 16.21 et seq. As confidential communications between attorneys and a client for the purpose of obtaining and pro

tenson DecL ¶¶ 49. Each set of records satisfies the two-prong test to fall within the scope of the deliberative process privilege. First, prior to Epstekes suicide, BOP made decisions concerning how to house Epstein and whether or not to house him with a celknate. See Christenson DecL ¶¶ 49a, 49d. The i