Epstein Secrets

irector Kash Patel (Feb. 27, 2025). Consistent with your long-standing attention to crime victims' needs, we also note that your letter to Director Patel has, quite properly, required that the Justice Department "will ensure that any public disclosure of these files will be done in a manner to protect

t as well as to obtain the release of information so that the victims would know what happened. See generally Paul G. Cassell, Bradley J. Edwards, & Jordan Peck, Circumventing the Crime Victims' Rights Act: A Critical Analysis of the Eleventh Circuit's Decision Upholding Jeffrey Epstein's Secret Non-Prosecu

irector Kash Patel (Feb. 27, 2025). Consistent with your long-standing attention to crime victims' needs, we also note that your letter to Director Patel has, quite properly, required that the Justice Department "will ensure that any public disclosure of these files will be done in a manner to protect

t as well as to obtain the release of information so that the victims would know what happened. See generally Paul G. Cassell, Bradley J. Edwards, & Jordan Peck, Circumventing the Crime Victims' Rights Act: A Critical Analysis of the Eleventh Circuit's Decision Upholding Jeffrey Epstein's Secret Non-Prosecu

irector Kash Patel (Feb. 27, 2025). Consistent with your long-standing attention to crime victims' needs, we also note that your letter to Director Patel has, quite properly, required that the Justice Department "will ensure that any public disclosure of these files will be done in a manner to protect

t as well as to obtain the release of information so that the victims would know what happened. See generally Paul G. Cassell, Bradley J. Edwards, & Jordan Peck, Circumventing the Crime Victims' Rights Act: A Critical Analysis of the Eleventh Circuit's Decision Upholding Jeffrey Epstein's Secret Non-Prosecu

irector Kash Patel (Feb. 27, 2025). Consistent with your long-standing attention to crime victims' needs, we also note that your letter to Director Patel has, quite properly, required that the Justice Department "will ensure that any public disclosure of these files will be done in a manner to protect

t as well as to obtain the release of information so that the victims would know what happened. See generally Paul G. Cassell, Bradley J. Edwards, & Jordan Peck, Circumventing the Crime Victims' Rights Act: A Critical Analysis of the Eleventh Circuit's Decision Upholding Jeffrey Epstein's Secret Non-Prosecu

irector Kash Patel (Feb. 27, 2025). Consistent with your long-standing attention to crime victims' needs, we also note that your letter to Director Patel has, quite properly, required that the Justice Department "will ensure that any public disclosure of these files will be done in a manner to protect

t as well as to obtain the release of information so that the victims would know what happened. See generally Paul G. Cassell, Bradley J. Edwards, & Jordan Peck, Circumventing the Crime Victims' Rights Act: A Critical Analysis of the Eleventh Circuit's Decision Upholding Jeffrey Epstein's Secret Non-Prosecu