Court Filing - Reply Memorandum of Law: 383
The United States government submits a reply memorandum in support of its motions in limine, seeking to protect the identities of minor victims by allowing them to testify under pseudonyms or first names and sealing related exhibits. The government argues that this measure is necessary to safeguard the victims' privacy and dignity, while the defendant has not demonstrated a particularized need for disclosure.
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The United States government submits a reply memorandum in support of its motions in limine, seeking to protect the identities of minor victims by allowing them to testify under pseudonyms or first names and sealing related exhibits. The government argues that this measure is necessary to safeguard the victims' privacy and dignity, while the defendant has not demonstrated a particularized need for disclosure.
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