The court addresses Jeffrey Epstein's invocation of the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination in response to certain interrogatories. The court upholds Epstein's privilege claim for interrogatories related to individuals visiting or employed at his Palm Beach mansion, transport service providers, and employee phone numbers, as these could incriminate him. However, the court rejects Epstein's blanket privilege assertion for interrogatories seeking general information like health care providers, phone numbers, and travel dates, as they do not pose a realistic threat of criminal prosecution.
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