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10 id. 12 13 14 L5 16 ne) 18 life) 20 21 22 23 24 25 38 H3VOGIU1 rights of similarly situated victims" -- THE COURT: I'm familiar with it. MR. CASSELL: Okay. Right. So that's Judge Marra's ruling. And you understand that was obviously on a technical jJoinder issue. The joinder issue, whether that was a good joinder motion or a bad motion, has nothing to do with whether or not Ms. Giuffre was defamed. THE COURT: How do you propose to handle the joinder motion evidentially? MR. CASSELL: Right. We think the joinder motion should simply come into evidence as the pleading to which Ms. Giuffre -- I'm sorry -- Ms. Maxwell was responding. 7 THE. COURT: Lock, stock, and barrel? MR. CASSELL: So we are obviously waiting for guidance from your Honor. For example, if you say, look, Dershowitz, let's just not get into that, that's -- THI ir] COURT: That didn't answer my question. Please. MR. CASSELL: I apologize. THE COURT: You talk about many trials, many arguments. You want to put in the entire motion? MR. CASSELL: Yes, unless your Honor -- I want to be direct here. Yes. However, if you say, look, Dershowitz isn't coming into this case, there are some allegations about SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_011341