The United States, represented by the Assistant United States Attorney, files a memorandum regarding the rights of intervenors to observe and participate in a settlement conference in the case involving Jane Doe #1 and Jane Doe #2 against the United States. The memorandum argues that intervenors should not be allowed to participate in the settlement conference, as they are not parties to the central dispute. The document discusses the procedural history of intervention by various groups, including attorneys representing Jeffrey Epstein, media entities, and Epstein himself. It emphasizes the confidentiality of settlement proceedings and the special privacy concerns related to the Crime Victims Rights Act.
documents/EFTA00211533.pdf
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