Epstein File EFTA00010294: Surveillance and Thirteen (DS8)

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Epstein File EFTA00010294: Surveillance and Thirteen (DS8)

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This document is a court ruling addressing surveillance procedures implemented against a defendant (referenced as Maxwell), in which the Court finds that the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) has a duty to ensure safety and security, that the surveillance level is not punitive, and that there is no evidence of improper motivation. The ruling also addresses Maxwell's access to discovery materials for thirteen hours per day, seven days per week during confinement.

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And as to the more general implementation of **surveillance** procedures, the Court credits BOP's duty to ensure the safety and security of the Defendant as

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Nor does the Defendant provide any basis for the Court to conclude that the level of **surveillance** is punitive. Dkt. No. 42 at 5.

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The Defendant has provided the Court with no evidence, and no reason to believe, that the **surveillance** measures are motivated by improper purposes.