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Courtroom discussion on excluding Dershowitz and referencing Giuffre lawsuit

The excerpt is a routine procedural argument about witness testimony and damages, mentioning well‑known figures (Alan Dershowitz, [REDACTED - Survivor]) but offering no concrete new evidence, transactions, Defense argues to keep Alan Dershowitz out of the case. Reference to reputational damages claimed by [REDACTED - Survivor]. Discussion of subpoenaed witness participation and deposition procedures.

Date
November 11, 2025
Source
House Oversight
Reference
House Oversight #011388
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1
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The excerpt is a routine procedural argument about witness testimony and damages, mentioning well‑known figures (Alan Dershowitz, [REDACTED - Survivor]) but offering no concrete new evidence, transactions, Defense argues to keep Alan Dershowitz out of the case. Reference to reputational damages claimed by [REDACTED - Survivor]. Discussion of subpoenaed witness participation and deposition procedures.

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10 id. 12 13 14 L5 16 ne) 18 life) 20 21 22 23 24 25 85 H3VOGIU1 X, fair enough, cross examine her about it, inconsistent statement. We're not objecting to that aspect of that. What we don't want is the lawsuit itself and the circumstances surrounding the lawsuit to be paraded in front of jury. If they simply want to put in a deposition statement to stay it's inconsistent, and that's properly done, of course, that would be appropriate. Their second point is, she participated for a period of time. I guess she participated if you're subpoenaed as a witness and testified, but that wasn't -- you know, she wasn't a party to the case. Their third point was that the reputational damages somehow link into what Dershowitz was saying. Again, your Honor already knows our point one is to keep out Mr. Dershowitz from the case, and you'll make a ruling one way or the other on it. If he's kept out of the case then this becomes a moot point. But even if you decide he's in the case, well, okay, fine. Have him testify and do whatever else you think is appropriate. We don't need to hear all about this unrelated lawsuit. Their fourth point had to do with, I believe, you know, damages suffered by Ms. Giuffre. Your question was, if I'm -- I don't have the transcript in front of me -- I think you said, well, how does the case itself go to damages? And I believe this is a direct quote from Ms. Menninger. "I can't SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300

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