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nce from your Office has indicated a belief that the required scope of waiver was to a predicate offense in the singular, see Mr.Acosta's letter to Ken Starr, December 4, 2007, pg 2; 2. Whether Mr. Epstein can contend that the statutory provisions of 2255 in effect at the time of the offense (eg 2004-5)

ct broadened 2255 to allow adults to sue for injurious acts occurring while they were minors), see also Mr. Acosta's December 4, 2007 letter to Mr. Starr, supra where he agrees that the waiver of jurisdiction was intended only to be a waiver of venue; 4. Whether personal injury is a separate 2255 ele

AUS US Atty Office WPB Re Jeffrey Epstein Dear We write this letter to renew our request that the United States Attorney's Office provide us, as Mr Epstein's couns

pondence from your Office has indicated a belief that the required scope of waiver was to a predicate offense in the singular, see Acosta letter to Starr, December 4, 2007, pg 2. 2. Whether Mr. Epstein can contend that the statutory provisions of 2255 in effect at the time of the offense (eg 2004-5)

AUSA US Atty Office WPB Re Jeffrey Epstein Dear Ms We write this letter to renew our request that the United States Attorney's Office provide us, as Mr Epstein's co

pondence from your Office has indicated a belief that the required scope of waiver was to a predicate offense in the singular, see Acosta letter to Starr, December 4, 2007, pg 2. 2. Whether Mr. Epstein can contend that the statutory provisions of 2255 in effect at the time of the offense (eg 2004-5)

AUSA A. MARIE VILLAFANA US Atty Office WPB Re Jeffrey Epstein Dear Ms Villafana We write this letter to renew our request that the United States Attorney's Office provide us, as Mr Ep