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The government's memorandum opposes Ghislaine Maxwell's motion for a new trial, arguing that she has not met the burden of proving juror misconduct. The government consents to a limited hearing to investigate Juror 50's statements but argues that the scope should be restricted to questioning by the Court.

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The government's memorandum opposes Ghislaine Maxwell's motion for a new trial, arguing that she has not met the burden of proving juror misconduct. The government consents to a limited hearing to investigate Juror 50's statements but argues that the scope should be restricted to questioning by the Court.

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