A Manhattan federal judge rejected a petition from President Donald Trump 's administration to unseal documents in the case against Ghislaine Maxwell on Monday (August 11), the New York Post reports.

“The Government does not seek tailored disclosure of discrete items within a grand jury record,” U.S. District Judge Paul Engelmayer wrote in his opinion, concluding that the government failed to make a compelling case for disclosure of the grand jury testimony.

“Nor does it seek leave to disseminate grand jury materials to a specified audience. It seeks disclosure to the public at large of the entire proceedings before the Maxwell grand jury, subject only to redactions aimed at protecting privacy.”

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