Jeffrey Epstein filed a motion to compel Bradley J. Edwards to answer questions and appear for further deposition. The motion argues that Edwards improperly invoked attorney-client and work-product privileges during his deposition, preventing Epstein from obtaining relevant information. The motion seeks to have a special master appointed to oversee the deposition and rule on objections, and requests in-camera review of documents claimed as privileged. The motion also challenges the validity of economic privacy as a privilege and argues for the relevance of Edwards' compensation and involvement in the Rothstein Ponzi scheme.
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