Motion for Protective Order - Giuffre v. Maxwell

From: Multiple John Does (Intervenors)To: U.S. District Court, S.D.N.Y.
Protective OrderSealed NamesPrivacy
MOTION FOR PROTECTIVE ORDER\n\nMultiple individuals designated as John Does in the Giuffre v. Maxwell proceedings have filed motions seeking to prevent the unsealing of documents that reference them by name.\n\nThe movants argue that:\n1. Being named in documents does not imply wrongdoing\n2. Public disclosure would cause irreparable reputational harm\n3. The individuals' privacy interests outweigh the public's right of access\n\nJudge Preska evaluated each motion individually and ruled on the unsealing of documents on a name-by-name basis.\n\nSource: SDNY Court Records

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