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...Nonetheless, he strongly disputed Villafafia’s description of events, asserting that it would have been “directly at odds with his management style” to convene such a meeting, announce Acosta’s decision, and leave without discussion. Acosta told OPR that he had “decided and endorsed this resolution at some point,” but...
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...As discussed in detail below, OPR did not find evidence establishing that Acosta, or the other subjects, were motivated or influenced by improper considerations. Because no clear and unambiguous standard required Acosta to indict Epstein on federal charges or prohibited his decision to defer prosecution to the state, OPR does...
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...As discussed in detail below, OPR did not find evidence establishing that Acosta, or the other subjects, were motivated or influenced by improper considerations. Because no clear and unambiguous standard required Acosta to indict Epstein on federal charges or prohibited his decision to defer prosecution to the state, OPR does...
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...Other Significant Factors Are Inconsistent with a Conclusion That the Subjects’ Actions Were Motivated by Improper Influences OPR considered additional aspects of the Epstein case that were inconsistent with a suggestion that Acosta’s decision to offer the July 31, 2007 terms was driven by corruption, a desire to provide...
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 204-3 Filed 04/16/21 Page 237 of 348 and thanking Acosta for agreeing on October 12, 2007, not to “contact any of the identified individuals, potential witnesses, or potential civil claimants and their respective counsel in this matter.”°°’ Shortly thereafter, Sloman...
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 293-1 Filed 05/25/21 Page 238 of 349 and thanking Acosta for agreeing on October 12, 2007, not to “contact any of the identified individuals, potential witnesses, or potential civil claimants and their respective counsel in this matter.”°°’ Shortly thereafter, Sloman...
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...that the State Attorney’s Office is full of bad actors.” Acosta told OPR that it was his understanding “that the victims would be aware of what was happening in the state court and have an opportunity to speak up at the state court hearing.” Acosta also told OPR that...
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 204-3 Filed 04/16/21 Page 56 of 348 he is comfortable before proceeding.” Menchel told Villafafia he had “trouble understanding” why she was in a “rush” “given how long this case has been pending.” OPR questioned Lourie, Menchel, Sloman, and Acosta...
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...Acosta told OPR that Villafafia was “very hard charging,” but her timeline for filing charges in the case was “really, really fast.” Menchel described Villafafia as “out over her skis a little bit” and “ahead of” Acosta in terms of his analysis of the case.* Menchel said it was clear...
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...As discussed in detail below, OPR did not find evidence establishing that Acosta, or the other subjects, were motivated or influenced by improper considerations. Because no clear and unambiguous standard required Acosta to indict Epstein on federal charges or prohibited his decision to defer prosecution to the state, OPR does...
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Case 22-1426, Document 77, A937 3536038, Page239 of 258 Case 1:20-cr-00330-AJN Document 204-3 Filed 04/16/21 Page 237 of 348 and thanking Acosta for agreeing on October 12, 2007, not to “contact any of the identified individuals, potential witnesses, or potential civil claimants...
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...At this point, although Villafafia’s immediate supervisor was aware of the case, Villafafia did not inform Andrew Lourie, who was then in charge of the West Palm Beach office and her second-line supervisor, about the matter or that she was briefing Acosta and Sloman. Villafafia met with Acosta...
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...Acosta told OPR that Villafafia was “very hard charging,” but her timeline for filing charges in the case was “really, really fast.” Menchel described Villafafia as “out over her skis a little bit” and “ahead of’ Acosta in terms of his analysis of the case.*° Menchel said it was clear...
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...that the State Attorney’s Office is full of bad actors.” Acosta told OPR that it was his understanding “that the victims would be aware of what was happening in the state court and have an opportunity to speak up at the state court hearing.” Acosta also told OPR that...
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...that the State Attorney’s Office is full of bad actors.” Acosta told OPR that it was his understanding “that the victims would be aware of what was happening in the state court and have an opportunity to speak up at the state court hearing.” Acosta also told OPR that...
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...Epstein Hires Additional Attorneys, Who Meet with Acosta 0... ceceecssessesseeseessecssecsesseessesseeesecaeensecseesaesseesseenaeesaesseesaeens 59 1. Acosta Agrees to Meet with Epstein’s New Attorneys ..........cceeeeereenees 59 2. Leading to the Meeting with Defense Counsel, Investigative Steps Are Postponed, and the Defense Continues to Oppose Villafafia’s Efforts to Obtain the Computer Evidence ............cceeeeeeeeees...
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...ACOSTA’S DECISION TO DEFER TO THE STATE ATTORNEY’S DISCRETION WHETHER TO NOTIFY VICTIMS ABOUT EPSTEIN’S STATE COURT PLEA HEARING DID NOT VIOLATE A CLEAR OR UNAMBIGUOUS STANDARD; HOWEVER, ACOSTA EXERCISED POOR JUDGMENT BY FAILING TO ENSURE THAT VICTIMS IDENTIFIED IN THE FEDERAL INVESTIGATION WERE ADVISED OF THE...
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...Alexander Acosta HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_012674
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...that the State Attorney’s Office is full of bad actors.” Acosta told OPR that it was his understanding “that the victims would be aware of what was happening in the state court and have an opportunity to speak up at the state court hearing.” Acosta also told OPR that...
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4 The Virgin Islands Daily News White House ‘looking into’ Acosta’s role in illegal sex offender plea deal By JOHNT. BENNETT CQ-Roll Call WASHINGTON — White House press secretary Sarah Huck- abee Sanders on Friday declined to say whether President Donald Trump still has confidence in La- bor Secretary...
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...ACOSTA EXERCISED POOR JUDGMENT BY RESOLVING THE FEDERAL INVESTIGATION THROUGH THE NPA Although OPR finds that none of the subjects committed professional misconduct in this matter, OPR concludes that Acosta exercised poor judgment when he agreed to end the federal investigation through the NPA. Acosta’s flawed application of Petite...
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Thereafter, in his December 19, 2007 letter to defense counsel mainly addressing other matters, Acosta informed the defense that the USAO would defer to the State Attorney’s discretion the responsibility for notifying victims about Epstein’s state plea hearing: I understand that the defense objects to the victims being...
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having directly with Alex Acosta, and Alex Acosta agreed to 18 months. Villafafia further explained to OPR: Regarding going from 24 months to 20 months, I recall a discussion that 24 months of federal time was really 20 months after gain time, so Epstein should be allowed to plead to...
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...Epstein Hires Additional Attorneys, Who Meet with Acosta 0... cece ceecssecseesseeseessecesecssesaeesseseesaeesaecnsesaeeseesseesaeenaeenaesaeesaeens 59 Ls Acosta Agrees to Meet with Epstein’s New Attorneys ..........::cecceeeeeeneees 59 2. Leading to the Meeting with Defense Counsel, Investigative Steps Are Postponed, and the Defense Continues to Oppose Villafafia’s Efforts to Obtain the Computer Evidence...
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...At this point, although Villafafia’s immediate supervisor was aware of the case, Villafafia did not inform Andrew Lourie, who was then in charge of the West Palm Beach office and her second-line supervisor, about the matter or that she was briefing Acosta and Sloman. Villafafia met with Acosta...

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