Epstein File EFTA02521591: Privilege, School and Entertainment (DS11)

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Epstein File EFTA02521591: Privilege, School and Entertainment (DS11)

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This document discusses legal privilege in administrative investigations, specifically conditional privilege for employees reporting sexual harassment, citing Paros v. case law from 1993. It also references Lawrence Krauss as Director of The Origins Project at Arizona State University's School of Earth & Space Exploration and Physics Department, and mentions his role with the Cosmology Initiative Foundation. The document appears to address defamation and harassment reporting protections.

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Lawrence Krauss

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privilege school entertainment

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Our courts recognize that participants in an =dministrative investigation have a **privilege** against a defamation =harge. In Paros V.

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Div. 1 1993), the court recognized the =xistence of a conditional **privilege** for employees to report perceived =cts of sexual harassment as public policy

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Krauss Director, The Origins =roject at ASU Co-Director, Cosmology =nitiative Foundation Professor **School** =f Earth & Space Exploration and Physics Department