Epstein Secrets

ealing such documents. After hearing argument of counsel, the Court makes the following findings and rulings: 1) Neither the State of Florida nor the U.S. Government nor Mr. Epstein have presented sufficient evidence to warrant the sealing of documents currently held by the Court. 2) The Motions to seal the Co

n other types of cases, or in the obvious situation where a child Is the real party In- terest. See generally, S.A.P. v. State, Del'? of Health and Rehabilitative Servs., 704 So.2d 583. 585 (Fla. 1st DCA 1997)(minor may not bring action on her own behalf, and can only sue by and through a guardi- an ad litem, next

sealing such documents. After hearing argument of counsel, the Court makes the following findings and rulings: 1) Neither the State of Florida nor the U.S. Government nor Mr. Epstein have presented sufficient evidence to warrant the sealing of documents currently held by the Court. 2) The Motions to_seal the

other types of cases, or in the obvious situation where a child is the real party in- terest. See generally, S.A.P. v. Stare. Delft igL Health and Rehabilitative Servs., 704 .24 583, 585 (Fla. 1st DCA I997)(minor may not bring action on her own behalf, and can only sue by and through a guardi- an ad litem, next f

ealing such documents. After hearing argument of counsel, the Court makes the following findings and rulings: 1) Neither the State of Florida nor the U.S. Government nor Mr. Epstein have presented sufficient evidence to warrant the sealing of documents currently held by the Court. 2) The Motions taseal thet

In other types of cases, or in the obvious situation where a child is the real party in- terest. See generally, S.A.P. v. State. Derr of Health and Rehabilitative Servs., 704 So.2d 583, 585 (Fla. 1st DCA 1997)(minor may not bring action on her own behalf, and can only sue by and through a guardi- an ad litem, next