The court addresses motions related to the use of the term 'victim' and the use of pseudonyms for certain witnesses in a high-profile case involving allegations of sexual abuse. The court allows the use of pseudonyms to protect the privacy and dignity of alleged victims and witnesses, citing the Crime Victims Rights Act. The court also discusses the balance between protecting witness identities and the defendant's right to cross-examine witnesses. The court instructs the parties to confer on the use of pseudonyms and submit proposals for voir dire logistics and exhibit redactions.
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