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Subject: RE: PAE and Litigation priorities 
Date: Wed, 14 Oct 2020 14:25:58 +0000 
The PAE issue of case prioritization seems to be getting worse and we wanted to get your thoughts. The-
was put on the priority list back in September but the team is 
unfortunately now back to getting the answer from PAE/database managers that there are only 2 priority cases that is 
taking up all of the PAE resources, Epstein and 377 Union Street. ThE
team sent search warrant returns to PAE on 
9/22 and followed up yesterday to see if there was any ETA on getting them loaded and were told no. I completely 
understand that not all jobs can be a rush job but am hopeful that we can find a way for some of the PAE bandwidth to be 
reserved to load data in the normal course. If there could be a set expectation in terms of a timeline by which PAE is 
expected to load data in the normal course, I think that would be helpful guidance for us to provide to our unit so they 
can plan accordingly. 
Happy to discuss. 
Thanks, 
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Subject: Re: PAE and Litigation priorities 
Yes, of course. 
On Aug 28, 2020, at 10:02 AM, 
wrote: 
an we chat on Monday. PAE is looking to us to help them set priorities. As you can se 
has hounded them and 
now 377 Union Street is their number one priority.Malso hounds them. Between the two, t ey monopolize 
IT/Litigation Support to the detriment of other AUSAs. 
Sorry to bother you on vacation. Hope it has been restful. 
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in addition to the priorities listed below, we have an number of other cases that are hot as 
well. Currently 377 Union is the priority PAE is working on due to a proposed September production date set by the 
AUSA. Due to the data size and complexity, other requests are still …
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