Epstein Secrets

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cant lack of uniformity in the DOJ's current approach to privilege reviews. But a recent Eleventh Circuit decision may lead to greater consistency. The Eleventh Circuit's Recent Decision In U.S. v. ICorf,[4] the Eleventh Circuit upheld the DOJ's use of a taint team to conduct a privilege review of materials seized fro

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gainst strict liability, especially since it applies in cases where there is no sexual contact at all with any person, let alone with a real minor. The Eleventh Circuit's decision in United States Murrell, supra, reflects this same understanding of the statute. The Murrell court wrote that, under the "plain language"

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gainst strict liability, especially since it applies in cases where there is no sexual contact at all with any person, let alone with a real minor. The Eleventh Circuit's decision in United States v. Murrell, supra, reflects this same understanding of the statute. The Mini! court wrote that, under the "plain language

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gainst strict liability, especially since it applies in cases where there is no sexual contact at all with any person, let alone with a real minor. The Eleventh Circuit's decision in United States Murrell, supra, reflects this same understanding of the statute. The Murrell court wrote that, under the "plain language"