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Epstein File EFTA01114355: Privilege and Deposition (DS9)

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A court order addressing privilege issues and deposition procedures, instructing that privilege objections be raised at the time of deposition rather than in advance. The order also addresses a counterclaim and seeks a protective order regarding specific deposition questions, with reference to counsel named Edwards.

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Furthermore, the Court does not rule on any "**privilege**" issues and counsel should raise those objections at the time of the deposition.
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EDWARDS, may not use as a basis for further **deposition** of the Plaintiff the fact that his Counterclaim is not at issue at present.
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Furthermore, the Court does not rule on any "privilege" issues and counsel should raise those objections at the time of the **deposition**.

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