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Correspondence · Nov. 5, 2011

Email transmitting draft motion to stay discovery in victim petitioners' case, 2011

Email attaching a draft motion to stay discovery in petitioners' suit against the U.S., discussing sealing and praising a motion to dismiss.Machine-written summary

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Subject: Jane Does v. U.S. - Draft Motion to Stay Discovery

Date: Sat, 05 Nov 2011 19:37:35 +0000

Importance: Normal

Attachments: jane_does_Motion_stayDisc.wpd

and

Attached please find my draft motion to stay discovery. In the factual background section, I review many of the requests, in an attempt to demonstrate how petitioners are overreaching into irrelevant areas. I don’t believe the stay motion needs to be filed under seal, unless expressing the view that a case still exists, in which petitioners can consult with the attorney for the government, is not a matter to be disclosed in a public filing.

I reviewed your motion to dismiss and it is excellent. I have no suggestions or revisions.

EFTA00204931

Email transmitting draft motion to stay discovery in victim petitioners' case, 2011

Emails and letters

Email attaching a draft motion to stay discovery in petitioners' suit against the U.S., discussing sealing and praising a motion to dismiss.

DOJ Epstein Files, Data Set 9 · Nov. 5, 2011

From: Subject: Jane Does v. U.S. - Draft Motion to Stay Discovery Date: Sat, 05 Nov 2011 19:37:35 +0000 Importance: Normal Attachments: jane does Motion stayDisc.wpd and Attached please find my draft motion to stay discovery. In the factual background section, I review many of the requests, in an attempt to demonstrate how petitioners are overreaching into irrelevant areas. I don’t believe the stay motion needs to be filed under seal, unless expressing the view that a case still exists, in which petitioners can consult with the attorney for the government, is not a matter to be disclosed in a …