Gloria Allred, an attorney representing some of Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged victims, addresses the media after attending a preliminary conference in the sexual misconduct trial of Jeffrey Epstein at the federal court in Manhattan today. Photo: Kevin Hagen/AP
SDNY Judge Richard Berman set a tentative June 8, 2020, trial date, but didn't set that date in stone. The financier's lawyers said they needed more time, saying they expected more than 1 million pages of discovery materials.
July 31, 2019 at 12:12 PM
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Attorneys for Jeffrey Epstein on Wednesday pushed back against a proposed June 2020 trial date in their client’s criminal sex trafficking case, saying they would need more time to defend a case that could include up to 1 million pages of discovery materials.
U.S. District Judge Richard M. Berman of the Southern District of New York set an Oct. 28 date for oral arguments on discovery-related motions, but declined to schedule a date certain for trial in the case.
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