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d in response to -- as we've said in our response for -- motion for order to show cause, they had to put the documents on to a new disk to put the Bates numbers on them. So that's what was done. THE COURT: And so it was done after the discovery was completed -- MR. McLACHLAN: No. THE COURT: -- beca

r Fowler White. You'll remember what this case is about, Judge. There was discovery in late December. Fowler White printed the documents, had them Bates numbered pursuant to the agreement of the parties and this Court's order. About seven and a half years later Mr. Epstein's new counsel -- Fowler

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ere was originally, my understanding is, two CDs that were delivered to Fowler White for printing. Those documents were then put onto one CD, with Bates numbers, and the documents were printed. So we now have a single CD, that's correct. THE COURT: And is the information contained on this disputed

the objection of the law firm, the electronic documents were to be turned over to Fowler White so that Fowler White could print out a hard copy of Bates stamped, numbered e-mails extracted from those multiple compact disks. This Court entered an order on November 30, 2010, recognizing the fact that

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to be done, and we've put that in a motion for order to show cause, is you copy the documents into a short term temp file, then you transpose the Bates number over those documents and burn the results onto the disk. That's the disk that we returned. We returned original disks to Judge Carney, we h

ponse to the motion for order to show cause, Fowler White was told, you will get the original CDs, and you will then print the documents after you Bates number them. The only way for that to be done, and we've put that in a motion for order to show cause, is you copy the documents into a short term

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