Epstein File EFTA01196980: Large_file_1mb_plus, Privilege and Professional (DS9)

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Epstein File EFTA01196980: Large_file_1mb_plus, Privilege and Professional (DS9)

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This court document addresses Epstein's argument that correspondence should be protected from future use by adversaries (DE 295). The court rejected this position, finding no legal support for Epstein's protective order request. The ruling concerns document disclosure and protective order standards.

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And, although Epstein argues that the correspondence should be "protected from future use by an adversary" (DE 295), this Court has already held that Petitioners The Court finds no support (and Epstei

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The court held that "[n]o **privilege** prevents the disclosure of the plea negotiations." Id. at 1008.

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The court also rejected arguments that the correspondence was protected under the work-product **privilege** or a common-law **privilege** for plea negotiations