Document EFTA00034782 appears to be an email chain discussing issues related to attorney visits with Jeffrey Epstein at the SHU (Special Housing Unit). The emails highlight concerns about preferential treatment given to Epstein's lawyers compared to other attorneys.
The email thread from July 31, 2019, revolves around complaints regarding the attorney visiting procedures for Jeffrey Epstein. Peggy Cross-Goldenberg forwards an email chain detailing how Epstein's attorneys were allegedly allowed to retain the SHU conference room even when Epstein was not present, a privilege not extended to other attorneys. This led to significant delays for other lawyers trying to meet with their clients, prompting concerns about fairness and a potential filing with Judge Rakoff. The issue includes Epstein's medical visit for a fish allergy during one of the attorney's wait times.

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Cc: To: From: Sent: Wed 7/31/2019 11:35:42 AM Subject: Fwd: RE: Update on the Epstein attorney visiting log jam? Please see the below email chain regarding the SHU attorney conference room issue. »agy Cross-Goldenberg Hi Just to note one additional wrinkle that is easily solved: 7/30/2019 4:28 PM >» Today, it sounds like our staff observed that Epstein's lawyers were able to hold onto the SHU room even after they had met with him while they waited to meet with him again. No one else gets that privilege. If a client has to be taken back to the unit, or to medical, or otherwise leave the attorney visiting area, we would have to leave, too. If he needs to be taken to another location, and his attorneys want to meet with him again, the facility can require them to get back in line like the rest of us. Today alone we had one attorney give up after waiting in the lobby for 2.5 hours. We had another attorney wait for three hours. That included a wait of an hour and fifteen minutes 'after he got to the SHU room while Epstein was brought *backs to the room his lawyers had been holding and while medical visited him there regarding some paperwork for his fish allergy. We have attorneys who urgently need to see clients this week. We urgently need a solution. Thanks, Peggy ---Original Message From: David Patton Sent: Tuesda Jul 30 To: Cc: Jennifer Brown < > Deirdre Vondornum Peggy Cross-Goldenberg < Subject: Re: Update on the Epstein attorney visiting log jam? 20194:11 PM Thanks for getting back to us, . Just a heads up that we will likely file something with Judge Rakoff in Sayoc. Our attorneys have not been able to meet with him, and his sentencing is coming up. If there's some alternative, please let me know. Sent from my iPhone > On Jul 30, 2019, at 3:53 PM, wrote: > Hi Jennifer, > I have no update yet. I am hoping to have a workable solution soon, but am awaiting decisions of administrators. > Thank you, you, CONFIDENTIAL SDNY_00012324 EFTA00034782
> »ginifer Brown 7/30/2019 1:20 PM >» > Hi > I just got an email from a very frustrated lawyer who waited 2.5 hours and was ultimately unable to see a client housed in SHU. > Any update on this issue? > Jennifer > Sent from my iPhone CONFIDENTIAL SDNY_000 12325 EFTA00034783
