Epstein Secrets

From: '• (USANYS)" To: '• (USANYS)" Cc: " SAN iillirIMIM>, ' (USANYS) [Contractor]" Subject: Re: The Judge in Epstein's Case Should Not Turn the Dismissal Into a Drama for the Victims Date: Tue, 27 Aug 2019 14:58:16 +0000 The judge addressed it in his first ten min

Green and Rebecca Roiphe 8/26/19 Last week, Judge Richard Berman ordered a hearing on the prosecutors' decision to dismiss the indictment against Jeffrey Epstein, who had been charged with multiple counts of sex trafficking and assault before he committed suicide in a Manhattan prison. The judge announced tha

tors' decision to dismiss the indictment against Jeffrey Epstein, who had been charged with multiple count

7, 2019, at 10:35 AM, (USANYS) > wrote: The Judge in Epstein's Case Should Not Turn the Dismissal Into a Drama for the Victims NY Law Journal By Bruce Green and Rebecca Roiphe 8/26/19 Last week, Judge Richard Berman ordered a hearing on the prosecutors' decision to dismiss the indictment against Jeffre

z pending before Hon. Loretta Preska in the Southern District of New York. lack of credibility, and actual conduct in recruiting young girls for Jeffrey Epstein, are critical issues in the above-mentioned litigation. We write to notify you that gave approximately nine hours of deposition testimony across t

al conduct in recruiting young girls for Jeffrey Epstein, are critical issues in the above-mentioned litig

and actual conduct in recruiting young girls for Jeffrey Epstein, are critical issues in the above-mention

n before permitting her to make a victim impact statement. In furtherance of this request, we enclose for your consideration a letter from Professor Bruce Green regarding the ethical considerations applicable to this matter. Please le ou have any questions or would like to discuss this matter further. We

From: To:' Subject: Epstein Case A Turning Point In Prosecutorial Accountability? Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2019 11:29:40 +0000 Importance: Normal Epstein Case A Turning Point In Pro

r prosecutor worked with lawyers for billionaire Jeffrey Epstein to keep the public eye off the case and

ing ring when he was a U.S. attorney. The Miami Herald reported in November that Acosta and another prosecutor worked with lawyers for billionaire Jeffrey Epstein to keep the public eye off the case and have Epstein charged with state crimes even though investigators had gathered evidence of an international

the OPR received resulted in a formal inquiry or investigation. The OPR report also gives the outlines of what happened in a sample of the cases. Bruce Green, a Fordham University law professor who writes on prosecutorial misconduct, said the OPR's summaries aren't enough to reassure the public, particu