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Giuffre v. Maxwell
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January 08, 2024
Dershowitz, Newspaper Lose Bids To Unseal Epstein List
A New York federal judge has denied requests by attorney Alan Dershowitz and the Miami Herald to unseal a list of names as part of a document release connected to deceased financier and accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, saying the list is outdated and would "promote public scandal."
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January 03, 2024
Clinton, Dershowitz Cited In Newly Released Epstein Docs
A former longtime assistant to Ghislaine Maxwell testified under oath that Jeffrey Epstein told her that former President Bill Clinton "likes them young, referring to girls," according to documents newly unsealed in the Epstein co-conspirator's case that also mention Prince Andrew, Alan Dershowitz and David Copperfield.
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January 19, 2021
YouTube Stream Of Ghislaine Maxwell Hearing Shut Down
A Manhattan federal judge on Tuesday directed the shutdown of an unlawful YouTube stream of a hearing to discuss unsealing documents in a Florida woman's settled defamation suit against Ghislaine Maxwell, who is jailed on charges of aiding her former boyfriend and deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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August 12, 2020
Maxwell Loses Another Bid To Keep New Epstein Docs Sealed
A New York federal judge denied yet another bid from former Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell to delay the release of evidence from a settled defamation suit Wednesday, paving the way for another round of unsealed documents related to the case.
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July 31, 2020
Ghislaine Maxwell's Ability To Name Names Curbed By Judge
The Manhattan federal judge handling the scheduled 2021 criminal trial of Ghislaine Maxwell on charges of luring minors for sex with financier Jeffrey Epstein held Friday that the jailed British socialite may not publicly name people associated with Epstein's misconduct except in limited circumstances.
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July 29, 2020
Maxwell Loses 11th-Hour Bid To Keep Epstein Docs Sealed
Former Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell lost an eleventh-hour bid Wednesday to stop a New York federal judge from unsealing a trove of documents from a settled defamation suit, but the socialite, who is accused of sex trafficking in a criminal case, quickly filed a notice to appeal to the Second Circuit.
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July 23, 2020
New Epstein Docs Unsealed As Maxwell Fails To Gag Boies
Former Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell suffered a pair of courtroom setbacks Thursday morning, losing a bid to gag federal prosecutors and lawyers for witnesses in her sex trafficking case, and failing to convince a judge in a defamation suit to keep a trove of documents under seal.
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September 04, 2019
Names In Epstein Defamation Case Will Be Vetted For Privacy
A potentially long list of people mentioned during the evidence-gathering phase of a settled defamation case brought by a woman who claims she was victimized by deceased financier Jeffrey Epstein may get a chance to object to their names being made public, a Manhattan federal judge said Wednesday.