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Watermarks and stamps: which Processo volumes carry the 'confidencial' stamp?

Vols. 1-3 carry the initial classification. Vols. 5-7 were re-classified after arquivamento (archiving) in 2008. Vol. 22 (Rogatorias) partially. The stamps do not indicate current legal status — they are historical PJ ma…

Vols. 1-3 carry the initial classification. Vols. 5-7 were re-classified after arquivamento (archiving) in 2008. Vol. 22 (Rogatorias) partially. The stamps do not indicate current legal status — they are historical PJ markings.

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    Processo Vol. 5 · page 1

    “confidencial · arquivado”

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@archive_dive · 08 Sep Epstein from nl

New DoJ dataset 09: 533k docs — what is the scope of cluster 10-12?

Cluster 09 = 533.468 docs (completely downloaded). Cluster 10 = ~154k of presumed 500k (29% within). Cluster 11 and 12 = just started, scope unknown. Extract-status pipeline: 312.597 .txt files (~58% of cluster 09).

Cluster 09 = 533.468 docs (completely downloaded). Cluster 10 = ~154k of presumed 500k (29% within). Cluster 11 and 12 = just started, scope unknown. Extract-status pipeline: 312.597 .txt files (~58% of cluster 09).

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    DoJ Epstein Library index

    “DataSet 09 · 533467 filings”

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