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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE
M6SQmaxl
Cir. 2021)
v. Smith,
case explains 261.3
in
Guidelines."
The de
applies only if
commercial sex act,
Document 779
(a)
undue int
(summary order).
a Ninth Circuit case
bas
Filed 08/22/22
Similar conclusion,
from 2013, 7
Page 46 of 101 46
United States
19 F.3d 1120. That
offens
th
level and the undue
fluence enhancement "serve unique purposes under the
nhancement
fense argues that becaus
fluence was exerted with
it does not apply here.
the aim of a
Count Six did convict the defendant of
to participate in commercial sex acts.
Virginia Roberts,
brought by Carolyn similarly were paid.
including Jane and Annie,
money and gifts during their abuse which sa
enhancement.
The defendant argues Carolyn was not unduly inf
to sexually massage
The age gap between
xceeded ten years,
resulting presumption of
7. Carolyn testified she was paid
and she n
Epstein.
Sex
The
Th
But the jury in
trafficking Carolyn
Court finds that
who brought Carolyn and Melissa who was
e remaining victims,
also testified th
Carolyn and
and the det
massages,
Later,
ded the money
Carolyn returned to
find this argument meritl
Epstein and the defendant
F undue influence.
to give
for her
Epstein becaus
at they received
tisfies the
luenced
ss.
far
Fendant does not rebut the
2G1.1, comment note
Epstein sexualized
drug addiction.
she needed th
money
taking advantage of
T'il
e influence.
for herself and her newborn son. Plainly,
a victim's financial need is a form of undu
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