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Maxwell Vs Giuffre update

The Court has reviewed Defendant Ghislaine Maxwell’s letter dated September 30, 2020, and Plaintiff Virginia Giuffre’s letter dated October 1, 2020.

Once a non-party has served his or her objection on Ms. Maxwell and Ms. Giuffre--or once 14 days have elapsed without action by the non-party--the parties have 7 days to file their own objections to unsealing

The parties dispute the procedural import of the September 25 Email under the Protocol governing the unsealing of documents in this action.

Once a non-party has served his or her objection on Ms. Maxwell and Ms. Giuffre--or once 14 days have elapsed without action by the non-party--the parties have 7 days to file their own objections to unsealing.

Accordingly, the September 25 Email submitted by Does 1 and 2 shall not be construed as a formal objection to unsealing. Does 1 and 2 shall have 14 days after service of the requested excerpts to file a formal objection to unsealing

The original parties to this action may file their own objection to unsealing no later than (1) 7 days after service of any formal objection by Does 1 and 2, as provided by Paragraph 2(e) of the Protocol or

(2) 7 days after the time period for Does 1 and 2 to object has expired, as provided by Paragraph 2(f) of the Protocol. The Court will provide a copy of this order to Does 1 and 2 by email.