Judge Robert Sweet refused to toss the case and ruled disputed facts must be hashed out before a jury.
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- Judge Robert Sweet refused to toss the case and ruled disputed facts must be hashed out before a jury.
Shortly before the settlement deal was reached, Sweet dealt Maxwell a major legal blow by refusing to toss the case, ruling that disputed facts needed to be hashed out before a jury.
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Origin: extracted from New Epstein-Maxwell Evidence Could Be Exposed 'Soon' · 2026-09-11 21:52