Jed S. Rakoff

That's one.

Two, at 9:30 AM Eastern Time, with a 9:15, uh, pregame show, the entire 11th, uh, 11 judges of the DC Federal Appellate Court are hearing oral argument as to whether Chief Judge Jed Rakoff can continue his criminal contempt, um, process and referral to the Department of Justice for everybody involved with defying his order to keep 200 men from being sent to El Salvador CECOT prison without due process.

I'm looking at you, Todd Blanche.

I'm looking at you, Emil Bove, now on the Third Circuit Court of Appeals.

I'm looking at you, uh, Pam Bondi.

I mean ...

And if the DOJ won't do it, we'll find out if the court allows Jed Rakoff to appoint a special prosecutor, calling Jack Smith.

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And I really hope that the court doesn't let them get away with it.

Judge Jed Rakoff said he would rule on the motion to dismiss by the end of the month.

Staley, who went on to become chief executive at the UK bank Barclays, but resigned following an investigation into the way he characterized his relationship with Epstein, is set to be deposed by JP Morgan lawyers next month.

And we also have, remember, the Jamie Dimon deposition that's getting ready to happen in a few days.

Headline, JP Morgan seeks files from Manhattan DA in Jeffrey Epstein lawsuits.

JPMorgan Chase is seeking documents from Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's office and lawsuits the bank faces over its relationship with a late convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein, a former client, according to federal court records.

Attorneys for Bragg, JPMorgan Chase, a former senior executive, Jeff Staley, and the plaintiffs in the case attended a telephone conference before U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff on Tuesday.

Rakoff instructed Bragg's office to provide a so-called privilege log relating to documents sought by the Wall Street giant by Friday.

Courts in this circuit have thus overwhelmingly held that whether a contribution is available in connection with a federal statutory scheme is a question governed solely by federal law, and a party cannot use New York State Common Law or CPLR Section 1401 as an end-around to make a claim, especially one that could not make under the federal statutory scheme.

KBL Corp v. Arnautz 646F.SUPP 2D 335341 Judge Rakoff, dismissing Section 1401 contribution claim for federal statutory liability.

J.P. Morgan, at 7, cites several cases in an attempt to argue that state contribution statutes do apply when the source of the underlying liability is a federal statute.

But these cases are unavailing.

BR 253738, SDNY 2021.

Judge Rakoff, dismissing Section 1401 contribution claim for federal statutory liability.

J.P. Morgan, ad 7, cites several cases in an attempt to argue that state contribution statutes do apply when the source of the underlying liability is a federal statute.

But these cases are unavailing.

And I really hope that the court doesn't let them get away with it.

Judge Jed Rakoff said he would rule on the motion to dismiss by the end of the month.

Staley, who went on to become chief executive at the UK bank Barclays, but resigned following an investigation into the way he characterized his relationship with Epstein, is set to be deposed by JP Morgan lawyers next month.

And we also have, remember, the Jamie Dimon deposition that's getting ready to happen in a few days.

Headline, JP Morgan seeks files from Manhattan DA in Jeffrey Epstein lawsuits.

JPMorgan Chase is seeking documents from Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's office and lawsuits the bank faces over its relationship with a late convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein, a former client, according to federal court records.

Attorneys for Bragg, JPMorgan Chase, a former senior executive, Jeff Staley, and the plaintiffs in the case attended a telephone conference before U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff on Tuesday.

Rakoff instructed Bragg's office to provide a so-called privilege log relating to documents sought by the Wall Street giant by Friday.

To me, it doesn't seem like a different problem than a lawyer allowing their email to go through an email server.

Different kettle of fish, and there have been some famous cases on this, including a Judge Rakoff opinion on if a client asks a legal question to an AI, that's a whole separate kettle of fish.

But a lawyer using AI as a tool with proper contractual restrictions, make your own legal judgment.

But I don't see the issue, and I haven't heard a compelling argument why that's a concern.

Epstein's entire business with JP Morgan and JP Morgan's entire business with Epstein was human trafficking.

Mimi Liu, an attorney for the Virgin Islands, told Judge Jed Rakoff in U.S. District Court in Manhattan on Thursday.

According to a transcript reviewed by CNBC.

Liu cited the bank's notification to the Treasury Department as she argued that Rakoff should issue a summary judgment against JP Morgan.