Epstein Secrets

rict court's failure to make specific findings about why any particular document as to which unsealing was sought should remain sealed. For example, Circuit Court Judge Jose A. Cabranes stated that Maxwell's lawyer "[couldn't] possibly be serious" when he argued that no documents should be made public, even a

by a grand jury. For example, in Davis, 702 F.2d 418, the Government, which was not a party to the underlying civil litigation, successfully "moved the Bankruptcy Court for an order permitting it access to the materials under seal," including transcripts of examinations taken under Rule 205 and exhibits marked at t

er to us. We will 11 THE COURT: And there is a privilege log 11 file the appropriate privilege log with the 12 and the judge has made a Sing? 12 Circuit Court judge who is presiding over the 13 MR. FARMER: No. The dispute now really is 13 case, who is most familiar with the case, who 14 over who's going

this stuff we've already 2 this Court, and hopefully they will get sane form 3 responded and said none, none, none, but for many 3 of relief from the Bankruptcy Court, Epstein is 4 of these items, we have asserted the privilege 4 not seeking any bankruptcy assets. He's suing 5 and we continue to assert the pri

's proper exercise of its jurisdiction to adjudicate matters pending before it, including subpoenas issued from that court. Moreover, the honorable Circuit Court has already ruled on a motion for protective order on the subject state court issued subpoena duces tecum. Accordingly, for reasons of comity, this

er on these motions for protective order protecting privileged and work product materials from production to Epstein. 12. Now, Epstein has come to the Bankruptcy Court to pursue the discovery of privileged and attorney work product materials which the Circuit Court would not allow. See Epstein's Motion to Compel,

er to us. We will 11 THE COURT: And there is a privilege log 11 file the appropriate privilege log with the 12 and the judge has made a Sing? 12 Circuit Court judge who is presiding over the 13 MR. FARMER: No. The dispute now really is 13 case, who is most familiar with the case, who 14 over who's going

this stuff we've already 2 this Court, and hopefully they will get sane form 3 responded and said none, none, none, but for many 3 of relief from the Bankruptcy Court, Epstein is 4 of these items, we have asserted the privilege 4 not seeking any bankruptcy assets. He's suing 5 and we continue to assert the pri

rict court's failure to make specific findings about why any particular document as to which unsealing was sought should remain sealed. For example, Circuit Court Judge Jose A. Cabranes stated that Maxwell's lawyer "[couldn't] possibly be serious" when he argued that no documents should be made public, even a

by a grand jury. For example, in Davis, 702 F.2d 418, the Government, which was not a party to the underlying civil litigation, successfully "moved the Bankruptcy Court for an order permitting it access to the materials under seal," including transcripts of examinations taken under Rule 205 and exhibits marked at t