The Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, a national civil rights legal organization, appears in five emails in the files. In each, its name is one entry in a long list of organizations and companies that look like tags in Law360 legal-news emails. The documents show no relationship between the group and Jeffrey Epstein.

All five mentions are emails (EFTA00025231, EFTA00025258, EFTA00032633, EFTA00032732, EFTA00032738). In each, the name sits in an alphabetical run of organizations such as Toshiba, Uber, SpaceX, Visa, Wells Fargo, the Trump Organization and the United Auto Workers. One of these emails also carries legal-news headlines, including one about judges rejecting a Department of Justice bid to pause a census ruling. The archive has no flight logs, court filings, financial records or personal correspondence involving this organization. The lists read as automated news-alert content rather than anything written to or by the group.

Key Highlights

• •All 5 documents that mention the organization are emails. None is a legal filing, financial record, travel record or investigative document.
• •In every instance the name is part of a long alphabetical list of unrelated organizations, which points to automated legal-news content rather than correspondence about the group.
• •The files link it most often with Law360, the Department of Justice and the U.S. Court of Appeals. Those links come from shared news-alert emails, not from any dealings with Epstein.
• •The surrounding text includes a headline about a DOJ bid to pause a census ruling. That fits the group's usual civil rights litigation and has no visible tie to Epstein.
• •The documents give no evidence of contact, donations, meetings or any other relationship between the Lawyers' Committee and Epstein.

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