Government delays and objections to adding [REDACTED - Survivor] as a victim in Edwards v. Dershowitz case

Government delays and objections to adding [REDACTED - Survivor] as a victim in Edwards v. Dershowitz case The passage reveals that the Justice Department (or other government counsel) stalled and ultimately opposed the addition of a high‑profile alleged victim ([REDACTED - Survivor]) to a civil suit involving a prominent attorney. While it suggests possible government interference or selective privilege claims, it lacks concrete details on motives, higher‑level officials, or financial transactions, limiting its investigative immediacy. Nonetheless, the involvement of a well‑known figure and the pattern of sealed documents merit further follow‑up. Key insights: Government produced 1,500 pages of irrelevant material while sealing 14,825 pages as privileged.; Victims’ counsel sought to add [REDACTED - Survivor] (Jane Doe No. 3) via stipulation to avoid detailed abuse facts.; Government delayed response for four months and then objected without providing a reason.