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The Government agrees with the New York Times Company that the questionnaires for the twelve seated ...

The Government agrees with the New York Times Company that the questionnaires for the twelve seated jurors in the Ghislaine Maxwell case should be made public, with limited redactions to protect juror privacy. The Government proposes redactions to only one juror questionnaire to protect sensitive personal information. The letter is a response to the Court's order regarding the New York Times Company's motion to unseal the juror questionnaires.

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The Government agrees with the New York Times Company that the questionnaires for the twelve seated jurors in the Ghislaine Maxwell case should be made public, with limited redactions to protect juror privacy. The Government proposes redactions to only one juror questionnaire to protect sensitive personal information. The letter is a response to the Court's order regarding the New York Times Company's motion to unseal the juror questionnaires.

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Unsealing juror questionnairesRedactions for juror privacyAccess to jury selection process
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