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Epstein File EFTA01387848: Privilege, Submission and Fifteen (DS10)

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This is a court ruling on Jeffrey Epstein's Fifth Amendment privilege claims in response to discovery requests. The court denied Epstein's assertion of privilege against self-incrimination for Requests 7 and 23, citing legal precedent (Hoffman, 341 U.S. at 479). The court granted Epstein fifteen days to file an in camera submission and to produce documents responsive to requests he elected not to address.

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LEXIS 139535, * require Epstein "to surrender the very protection which the **privilege** is designed to guarantee." Hoffman, 341 U.S. at 479.
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Accordingly, Epstein's assertion of his Fifth Amendment **privilege** against self-incrimination in response to Requests 7 and 23 is denied, and Plaintiff's
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incrimination, the Court defers ruling on the issue until such time as Epstein supplements his Response Brief by making a particularized showing, by in camera **submission**

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