Record #7882
Judge Paul Engelmayer or Judge Richard Berman will order the release of Epstein-related files after the Justice Department invoked the courts' jurisdiction.
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Occurrence 1 of 1 · source record #7882 MeidasTouch · Whoa! Trump Falls into Perfect Trap to Expose his Past
Original quoteAnd now I think there's a shot that judge angle Meyer because that Trump opened the door and invoked the court's jurisdiction to try to set up the court. That could now backfire in the Trump DOJ's face. And now I think judge angle Meyer or maybe even judge Berman in the other case may say, you know what, let's release these files. You invoked our jurisdiction. Let's go put him out there.
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How the call settles
YES if, by December 31, 2026, Judge Paul Engelmayer or Judge Richard Berman orders Epstein- or Maxwell-related files released in the proceedings Ben Meiselas described; NO if both relevant matters are finally disposed of without either judge ordering such a release, or if no such order is entered by the deadline.
Our reasoning
Pending. It will be judged only by this stored rule: YES if, by December 31, 2026, Judge Paul Engelmayer or Judge Richard Berman orders Epstein- or Maxwell-related files released in the proceedings Ben Meiselas described; NO if both relevant matters are finally disposed of without either judge ordering such a release, or if no such order is entered by the deadline. Deadline or event: 2026-12-31.