Posted on 06/10/2023 11:20:15 AM PDT by yesthatjallen
Lawyers for one of Jeffrey Epstein's accusers want a second chance at deposing JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, telling a federal judge Friday that the bank took too long to turn over hundreds of documents they could have used when they questioned him under oath last month.
In a letter to Judge Jed Rakoff, an attorney for the Epstein victim wrote that JPMorgan's "untimely" and "inexplicably slow" delivery of documents was a strategic move.
"By way of background, in May this Court admonished JPMC for producing documents at an inexplicably slow rate," the lawyer, Sigrid McCawley, wrote Friday.
The admonishment warned that the bank should produce documents faster or face contempt of court, she added.
"Despite the Court’s clear warning, JPMC still failed to expeditiously produce documents from the custodial files of key witnesses, some of whom had already been deposed, for strategic reasons," she continued. "For example, the weekend prior to the close of fact discovery, and immediately after the May 26 deposition of its CEO Jamie Dimon, JPMC produced 1,500 documents, some of which came from the custodial files of witnesses whose depositions had long passed."
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One last thing: Epstein did not kill himself.
Wonder if any of these lawyers ever thought to talk to Amy Robach?
But it isn’t rape rape 😖😡
No one charged with a crime....
Part of the “let’s move on” Dem trend which was founded as a group in the Bill Clinton scandal years. MoveOn.org is a “progressive public policy advocacy group and political action committee.”
Maybe we should say “let’s move on” about Trump.
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