Epstein Secrets

we argued it a couple weeks ago in the 16 context of another motion -- oh, I'm sorry, because, your 17 Honor, you requested that with respect to Diane Flores. So we 18 didn't reargue it today, it is fully briefed for you. 19 THE COURT: Okay. In other words, I've got everything 20 on that. 21 MS. Mc

d. That's a Fifth Circuit case from 1995, in which a 14 bank officer was accused of dishonest and fraudulent acts and 15 kind of bogus loans, and the Fifth Circuit allowed Fifth 16 Amendment invocations from the loan recipients to be used 17 against him, reasoning that, well, in this kind of a case, the 18

forget, we argued it a couple weeks ago in the context of another motion -- oh, I'm sorry, because, your Honor, you requested that with respect to Diane Flores. So we didn't reargue it today, it is fully briefed for you. THE COURT: Okay. In other words, I've got everything on that. MS. McCAWLEY: You do,

Maryland. That's a Fifth Circuit case from 1995, in which a bank officer was accused of dishonest and fraudulent acts and kind of bogus loans, and the Fifth Circuit allowed Fifth Amendment invocations from the loan recipients to be used against him, reasoning that, well, in this kind of a case, the collusion t

I forget, we argued it a couple weeks ago in the context of another motion -- oh, I'm sorry, because, your Honor, you requested that with respect to Diane Flores. So we didn't reargue it today, it is fully briefed for you. THE COURT: Okay. In other words, I've got everything on that. MS. McCAWLEY: You do, yo

of Maryland. That's a Fifth Circuit case from 1995, in which a bank officer was accused of dishonest and fraudulent acts and kind of bogus loans, and the Fifth Circuit allowed, Fifth Amendment invocations from the loan recipients to be used against him, reasoning that, well, in this kind of a case, the collusion t