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1 considered illegal sexual activity for the purposes of their
2 deliberations. It's not as charged in the indictment. We're
5 talking about New York law, so I don't know if that was made
4 clear to the jury.
5 MR. ROHRBACH: Your Honor, these instructions do not
6 put before the jury any violation of any New Mexico offense
7 whatsoever above or below the age of consent, so I think
8 there's no risk that the jury is going to convict the defendant
y) based on their concerns about a violation of a New York
10 offense.
11 MR. EVERDELL: That's not really the issue about what
12 instructions to put before the jury. The testimony put before
13 the jury, sexual contact between Jane and Epstein in New Mexico
14 after what we believe is the age of consent in New Mexico, and
15 so if --
16 THE COURT: That's why, I think, it's the same reason
17 gave limiting instructions as asked with respect to the
18 testimony of Kate and Annie. I think what I'm hearing you say
19 is, you meant to ask for a limiting instruction at that time?
20 MR. EVERDELL: Well, your Honor, we knew from the
21 proffered 3500s for the other witnesses what they were planning
22 on testifying to, so we were able to request those at the time
23 before the witnesses testified and brief those in limine.
24 didn't think we -- what we knew about Jane ahead of time was
25 that she alleged that she traveled to New Mexico but that
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