Epstein Secrets

would clearly interfere with the County's administration of its customary step down process contrary to your agreement 5. Home confinement in the Sheriff's alternative custody program is demonstrably not the same thing as community control, which is exclusively administered by a different aurthority,

rtainly, the United States Attorney's Office made no objection to the manner in which the Sheriffs Office administered Mr. Epstein's sentence. 2. The United States Attorneys Office has already agreed that under the terms of the Non-Prosecution Agreement, Mr. Epstein was eligible to participate in the Sheriffs alternative custo

ular probation). They are subject to an evening curfew, and a multitude of other restrictions that may be imposed by the judge. In conclusion , the Sheriff's office has suggested to Mr. Epstein that it was now appropriate for him to begin the next level of alternative custody, and we have advised Mr Ep

ours per week. Yet those terms, which were within the purview of the Sheriffs Office, were accepted and served by Mr. Epstein without complaint 2. The United States Attorneys Office the very next day after the Mr Epstein began serving his sentence notified the sheriff that they acknowledged that the conditions of custody were i

wn in the progression of Mr. Epstein's incarceration from work release to in-home incarceration under 24 hour a day, 7 day a week GPS monitoring by Sheriff's deputies. We believe that the continued incarceration of Mr. Epstein by the Sheriffs Office under this next step of the process would not violate

tainly, the United States Attorney's Office made no objection to the manner in which the Sheriff's Office administered Mr. Epstein's sentence. 2. The United States Attorneys Office has already agreed that under the terms of the Non-Prosecution Agreement, Mr. Epstein was eligible to participate in the Sheriffs alternative custo

and from an eligible work location]. The inmates continued presence within the confines of the home is monitored 24 hours and day, 7 days a week by Sheriff's deputies through the use of an ankle bracelet and a GPS monitoring system. If the inmate leaves the confines of the home without permission, depu

ours per week. Yet those terms, which were within the purview of the Sheriffs Office, were accepted and served by Mr. Epstein without complaint 2. The United States Attorneys Office had from the very next day after the Mr Epstein began serving his sentence notified the sheriff that they axknowledged that the conditions of custo