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Subject: RE: RE: plaintiff counsel request for documents, Epstein case 
Date: Tue, 31 Dec 2019 19:43:01 +0000 
Following up on our conversation from a few minutes ago, the Civil Division AUSA who handled the requests from counsel 
following Epstein's suicide was 
As I mentioned, the criminal team is happy to assist any civil AUSA(s) 
who are the point of contact, and we do think it would make sense to have a formal division to ensure that any necessary 
protocol is fully established and followed in connection with requests, including this current one, which we understand to 
be very narrowly tailored. As also discussed, we're happy to take a look at a draft letter to counsel explaining what their 
formal request should include (nature and status of litigation; what the requests are; and how the requested materials are 
pertinent to the active litigation, etc.). 
Please let us know if any additional information would be helpful, and thanks very much. 
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Following up on our brief discussion of this issue earlier this month, I wanted to see if you had any additional thoughts on 
how to handle requests from counsel for plaintiffs who are suing Epstein and his estate who ask us for information or 
materials in connection with our investigation — I think you had said we should instruct them to submit Touhy Requests, 
and that you would designate a Civil Division person to whom we could have them direct those requests. If that's right, 
could you please let us know who that person will be? So far we've just gotten the request from one plaintiff's counsel, 
Robbie Kaplan at Kaplan Hecker, and her request is very narrow but we want to set up …
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