Epstein Secrets

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ircraft, registered individuals travel easily, often daily if not weekly, between states in the United States (say New York to New Jersey or within New England) without any in-person notification obligation. In fact, the SORNA guidelines are clear that SORNA itself requires "in-person" notification only in

dress included in such worker's travel notification would be substantial. Consider the case of a boat captain chartering trips to various Islands in the British Virgin Islands on a daily basis. Without the flexibility afforded by SORNA, the Territory might have to require that boat captain to appear at the Department ever

ividuals in other jurisdictions travel easily, often daily if not weekly, between states in the United States (say New York to New Jersey or within New England) without any in-person notification obligation. Even in Florida, the jurisdiction of Mr. Epstein's conviction, the registration authorities have on

in, it would seem "pointlessly burdensome" to require Mr. Epstein to report in person every time he wishes to leave the territory for a day trip to the British Virgin Islands, for example. Moreover, Mr. Epstein cannot leave the Territory except by aircraft or boat, which for the most part would require him to appear in p