Short thread with some clarification from shipwreckedcrew.

https://twitter.com/shipwreckedcrew/status/1433929619699208194?s=20

One cautionary note here -- the order is limited to co-conspirators the gov't intends to refer to at trial, and co-conspirator statements it intends to introduce into evidence under a specific rule of evidence. This is not an order for blanket disclosure of all coconspirators. The reason for this order is so Maxwell's attorneys can move to suppress this evidence -- if they want to suppress it -- by arguing to the Court that the individuals were not actually "co-conspirators". Just because they gov't claims that to be the case doesn't make it a fact. Proving that relationship to Maxwell allows the prosecution to use some types of evidence as part of their case--they can avoid some hearsay restrictions. But if the Judge doesn't accept the argument that the persons are, in fact, co-conspirators, that evidence can't be used. This will not be a public disclosure at this point. The order says the identities are to be disclosed to the defense. The motions litigating their status will likely be filed under seal. The first time -- if ever -- the public hears the names will likely be at trial.