Epstein Secrets

otection of their privacy interests here than the defense proposal would afford. B. The Defendant's Demand that the Government Restrict Use of its Own Documents The defendant and her counsel also ask the Court to impose restrictions upon the Government in its use, through potential witnesses and their couns

designated as "highly confidential" in an index, folder title, or document title, are deemed "Highly Confidential Information." To the extent any Highly Confidential Information is physically produced to the Defendant and Defense Counsel, rather than being made available to the Defendant and Defense Counsel for on-site revi

otection of their privacy interests here than the defense proposal would afford. B. The Defendant's Demand that the Government Restrict Use of its Own Documents The defendant and her counsel also ask the Court to impose restrictions upon the Government in its use, through potential witnesses and their couns

designated as "highly confidential" in an index, folder title, or document title, are deemed "Highly Confidential Information." To the extent any Highly Confidential Information is physically produced to the Defendant and Defense Counsel, rather than being made available to the Defendant and Defense Counsel for on-site revi

otection of their privacy interests here than the defense proposal would afford. B. The Defendant's Demand that the Government Restrict Use of its Own Documents The defendant and her counsel also ask the Court to impose restrictions upon the Government in its use, through potential witnesses and their couns

designated as "highly confidential" in an index, folder title, or document title, are deemed "Highly Confidential Information." To the extent any Highly Confidential Information is physically produced to the Defendant and Defense Counsel, rather than being made available to the Defendant and Defense Counsel for on-site revi