Epstein Secrets

eys for Plaintiff BY: SIGRID S. McCAWLEY, ESQ. MEREDITH L. SCHULTZ, ESQ. S.J. QUINNEY COLLEGE OF LAW AT THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH For Plaintiff BY: PAUL G. CASSELL, ESQ. FARMER, JAFFE, WEISSING, EDWARDS, FISTOS, LEHRMAN, P.L. Attorneys for Plaintiff BY: BRADLEY J. EDWARDS, ESQ. HADDON, MORGAN AND FOREMAN, P.

jury, statements to a jury, that they are going to be then arguing are credible, and so we have this joinder motion, drafted by Mr. Edwards and Mr. Cassell, that they would like to introduce into evidence, whole cloth into evidence, that contains the legal arguments and the statements of lawyers, thes

0 21 22 23 24 25 number of what I deem to be improper vouching. THE COURT: Let's get to the supplemental reports. I've read the papers on the Daubert aspect and I have some familiarity with the report, but let's get to the supplemental. MR. PAGLIUCA: I will, your Honor. And I start there because

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ow all of S to whom have you distributed them? And those are 8 the lewyer0 involved. , questions that we still don't have answered. 9 And Hr. Cassell is going to address free the 10 what we get frog the other side is, 'Well, 10 perspective of the client. the concern that they 11 they could ha

iled by 14 character are imodiately lepOred. IS Mr. Link to talk about his seeking a Frye or 15 This is civil. In civil it revive➢ damage➢ If Daubert analysis. 16 proximately caused. And it'➢ not a Frye analysis, 17 MR. BURLINGTON: Correct. That's my reading 17 it'➢ not a Daubert analy➢i➢, it

- and I think it nay have been the 14 De her 22 dice -- I'm not sure about that exact 13 la date -- bat exhibits that were not specifically By PAUL G. CASSELL, ESQUIRE 14 1a disclosed would net be penn/Lted CO be used at. 25 For Jeffrey Epstein: 17 trial. You rude it clear that catchall listings 16

ow all of S to whom have you distributed them? And those are 8 the lewyer0 involved. , questions that we still don't have answered. 9 And Hr. Cassell is going to address free the 10 what we get frog the other side is, 'Well, 10 perspective of the client. the concern that they 11 they could ha

iled by 14 character are imodiately lepOred. IS Mr. Link to talk about his seeking a Frye or 15 This is civil. In civil it revive➢ damage➢ If Daubert analysis. 16 proximately caused. And it'➢ not a Frye analysis, 17 MR. BURLINGTON: Correct. That's my reading 17 it'➢ not a Daubert analy➢i➢, it

ntiff BY: SIGRID S. McCAWLEY, ESQ. 16 MEREDITH L. SCHULTZ, ESQ. 17 S.J. QUINNEY COLLEGE OF LAW AT THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH For Plaintiff 18 BY: PAUL G. CASSELL, ESQ. 19 FARMER, JAFFE, WEISSING, EDWARDS, FISTOS, LEHRMAN, P.L. Attorneys for Plaintiff 20 BY: BRADLEY J. EDWARDS, ESQ. 21 HADDON, MORGAN AND

statements to a jury, that they are going to be then 3 arguing are credible, and so we have this joinder motion, 4 drafted by Mr. Edwards and Mr. Cassell, that they would like to 5 introduce into evidence, whole cloth into evidence, that 6 contains the legal arguments and the statements of lawyers,

5 H3ulgiva 1 number of what I deem to be improper vouching. 2 THE COURT: Let's get to the supplemental reports. 3 I've read the papers on the Daubert aspect and I have some 4 familiarity with the report, but let's get to the supplemental. 5 MR. PAGLIUCA: I will, your Honor. And I start there 6