The sealing process was improper because each document was not examined and requestors did not provide legal justification.
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- The sealing process was improper because each document was not examined and requestors did not provide legal justification.
Brown claimed, "This is not the way sealing is supposed to happen, however. Each document that the lawyers want sealed has to be examined, and those requesting it be sealed must provide legal justification to the judge for doing so. This wasn’t done in this case.”
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- New Epstein-Maxwell Evidence Could Be Exposed 'Soon' cited evidence
Origin: extracted from New Epstein-Maxwell Evidence Could Be Exposed 'Soon' · 2026-09-11 21:52