Epstein Secrets

he videographer is Don Savoy, both from Esquire Deposition Solutions. Will counsel please announce their appearances for the record. MR. SCAROLA: Jack Scarola appearing on behalf of Bradley Edwards and Professor Paul Cassell . With me is Joni J. Jones from the Utah Attorney General's Office. MS. McCAWLE

at he was sexually trafficking. MR. SIMPSON: Move to strike the nonresponsive portion of the answer. Can I have the same standing objection, Mr. Scarola? MR. SCAROLA: No, I don't think -- I don't think you will need a standing objection. MR. SIMPSON: Well , I'll just make the objection there and -

is Joni J. Jones from the Utah Attorney General's Office. MS. McCAWLEY: Sigrid McCawley on behalf of from Boies Schiller & Flexner. MR. SIMPSON: Richard Simpson on behalf of Defendant and Counter-Claim Plaintiff Alan Dershowitz. And with me is my colleague Nicole Richardson and Thomas Scott from the firm o

lawyer involved in the case would not say who had paid. "The contractual terms of the settlement prevent me from saying anything: said the lawyer, Jack Scarola, who represents the two lawyers who had sued Mr. Dershowitz in a circuit court in Florida about a year ago claiming defamation, Bradley J. Edwards a

nt me from saying anything: said the lawyer, Jack Scarola, who represents the two lawyers who had sued Mr.

sell. Mr. Dershowitz, who has represented such celebrities as O.J. Simpson and Leona Helmsley. said he was traveling. However, a spokesman for him, Richard Simpson, declined to discuss the agreements financial arrangements saying they were confidential. The dispute traces back to Mr. Dershowitz's representation

d the videographer is Don Savoy, both from Esquire Deposition Solutions. Will counsel please announce their appearances for the record. MR. SCAROLA: Jack Scarola appearing on behalf of Bradley Edwards and Professor Paul Cassell. With me is Joni J. Jones from the Utah Attorney General's Office. MS. McCAWLEY: S

hat he was sexually trafficking. MR. SIMPSON: Move to strike the nonresponsive portion of the answer. Can I have the same standing objection, Mr. Scarola? MR. SCAROLA: No, I don't think -- I don't think you will need a standing objection. MR. SIMPSON: Well, I'll just make the objection there and --

es from the Utah Attorney General's Office. MS. McCAWLEY: Sigrid McCawley on behalf of Virginia Roberts from Boies Schiller & Flexner. MR. SIMPSON: Richard Simpson on behalf of Defendant and Counter-Claim Plaintiff Alan Dershowitz. And with me is my colleague Nicole Richardson and Thomas Scott from the firm of C