This document is a legal response from Jeffrey Epstein's defense team to a motion filed by Jane Doe No. 2, seeking to compel Epstein to answer interrogatories and produce documents. Epstein's defense argues that answering these requests would violate his constitutional rights under the Fifth, Sixth, and Fourteenth Amendments, as he is under threat of criminal prosecution. The document discusses the legal basis for asserting these privileges and objections to the discovery requests, including the potential for self-incrimination and the protection of third-party privacy rights. The response also addresses specific interrogatories and production requests, arguing that they are overbroad, irrelevant, or protected by privilege.
documents/EFTA00222075.pdf
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