EFTA00014150
A December 2008 email exchange between Jeffrey Epstein's defense attorney Roy Black and other lawyers regarding Bradley Edwards' filing of the controversial Non-Prosecution Agreement in the Jane Does v. USA case.
This email chain documents a pivotal moment in the Epstein case: on December 5, 2008, victim attorney Bradley Edwards filed the secret Non-Prosecution Agreement with the federal court in the Jane Does v. USA lawsuit, then requested the court unseal it. The email notifies Epstein's defense team, including Roy Black, about this filing. This case alleged the government violated the Crime Victims' Rights Act by secretly negotiating Epstein's sweetheart plea deal without notifying the victims.
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- •Bradley Edwards filed the Non-Prosecution Agreement under seal on December 5, 2008, then moved to unseal it
- •Roy Black was part of Epstein's legal team that negotiated the controversial 2008 plea deal alongside Alan Dershowitz and Kenneth Starr
- •The Jane Does v. USA case alleged prosecutors violated victims' rights by keeping the plea agreement secret from the 36 identified survivors
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From: To: "RBlack Bcc: Subject: Re: Epstein Date: Fri, 05 Dec 2008 23:25:48 +0000 Importance: Normal Thank you for taking the time to meet with us yesterday. ---- Original Message From: Roy BLACK To: JLeflcovi Cc: Sent: Fri Dec 05 18:22:16 2008 Subject: Re: Epstein Thanks for the notice= -----Original Message-- CILeflcor From To: To: Ro BLACK Cc Sent: 12/5/2008 6:17:23 PM Subject: Epstein Dear Roy and Jay: This afternoon Brad Edwards filed the Non-Prosecution Agreement with the Court in the Jane Does v USA case. He filed it under seal and then asked the Court to unseal it. I will fax his papers to you on Monday. EFTA00014150
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