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...going to be instant impeachment for the defense.”**4 Acosta told OPR that, because Epstein did ‘8 As noted above, the FBI agent’s notes for one victim’s interview reported that she wanted another victim to be prosecuted. 434 When asked why the USAO did not simply notify the...
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...As discussed in greater detail in Chapter Two, on October 23, 2007, Lefkowitz sent Acosta a letter stating that Epstein expected to enter a guilty plea in state court on November 20, 2007, 208 The Professional Responsibility Officer told OPR that he did not recall the case agent contacting him...
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...Saturday, February 20, 2010 7:21 AM any risk in showing manes letter re acosta saying i should be treated no differently, to the state attny? The information contained in this communication is confidential, may be attorney-client privileged, may constitute inside information, and is intended only for the use...
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...Sloman told OPR that he recalled an issue about the computers, but did not recall “what the thinking was at the time” about pursuing that evidence or why Villafafia was “ordered to stand down.” Acosta, Menchel, and Lourie all told OPR that they did not recall Villafafia’s effort to...
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...Sloman told OPR that he recalled an issue about the computers, but did not recall “what the thinking was at the time” about pursuing that evidence or why Villafafia was “ordered to stand down.” Acosta, Menchel, and Lourie all told OPR that they did not recall Villafafia’s effort to...
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...During his OPR interview, Menchel could not specifically recall why he believed it was “premature” to provide the defense with the requested information, but speculated that it was too soon after the prosecution memorandum had been circulated for Acosta to have made a decision about how he wanted to proceed...
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...The next day, October 10, 2007, Lefkowitz sent a six-page letter to Acosta, as a “follow up to our conversation yesterday,” expressing “serious disagreements” with Villafafia’s view of the process for victims to claim § 2255 damages under the NPA. Lefkowitz reiterated the defense position that the attorney representative...
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...u talk asap 02:33:50 pin Watch Acosta hearing @ appropriattions 02:34:33 pm They are trying to bring witnesses 02:39:02 pin https://video.snapstream.net/Play/5mINa9t3p6FB7UVVVIqOmCH? accessToken=deqsyxuxeq10 02:45:30 pm EFTA01615708 This guy prepped Acosta SB 02:45:30 pm Steve Bannon Yes...
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...All of the loopholes that I sewed up they tried to open.” Shortly thereafter, Villafafia alerted the new manager, Acosta, and Lourie that she had just spoken with Lefkowitz, who advised that Epstein was leaning towards a plea to state charges under a non-prosecution agreement, and she would be...
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...All of the loopholes that I sewed up they tried to open.” Shortly thereafter, Villafafia alerted the new manager, Acosta, and Lourie that she had just spoken with Lefkowitz, who advised that Epstein was leaning towards a plea to state charges under a non-prosecution agreement, and she would be...
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...They were asking about the intervener filings and the Daily Beast item featuring Alex Acosta. As Roy will attest, it is fortunate that we did — and that he spoke with the reporter. Roy and we expect more coverage in the future. On that subject, we really need to get our...
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...Alex Acosta EFTA00013555
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...having had with Sloman about the case.””° In the email, Villafafia stated that she had not been a participant in discussions that led to Acosta’s decision to offer a two-year plea deal, but she added the following: “Months (or possibly years) later, I asked former First Assistant Jeff...
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...Sloman told OPR that because of his broad responsibilities as FAUSA, he left it to Menchel, as a highly experienced trial attorney and the Criminal Division Chief, to work directly with Acosta, and Sloman recalled that it was Menchel and Lourie who conducted a “granular review” of the charging package...
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...Sloman told OPR that because of his broad responsibilities as FAUSA, he left it to Menchel, as a highly experienced trial attorney and the Criminal Division Chief, to work directly with Acosta, and Sloman recalled that it was Menchel and Lourie who conducted a “granular review” of the charging package...
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...appropriately. Menchel told OPR, however, that he had little memory about the facts of the case or what contemporaneous opinions he formed about it. Acosta told OPR that he could not recall whether he ever read Villafafia’s prosecution memorandum, explaining that he “would typically rely on senior staff,’ who...
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...Alex Acosta EFTA00212892
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...As discussed more fully later in this Report, Acosta, Sloman, Menchel, and Lourie perceived risks to going forward to trial on the federal charges Villafafia outlined in the prosecution memorandum and identified for OPR concerns with both the evidence and legal theories on which a federal prosecution would be premised...
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...Nonetheless, OPR concludes from the evidence that Acosta was aware of and approved the initial offer to the defense, which included the two-year term of incarceration. The only evidence suggesting that the offer of two years stemmed from an improper motivation of Menchel’s was a single second-hand...
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...As discussed more fully later in this Report, Acosta, Sloman, Menchel, and Lourie perceived risks to going forward to trial on the federal charges Villafafia outlined in the prosecution memorandum and identified for OPR concerns with both the evidence and legal theories on which a federal prosecution would be premised...
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...Nonetheless, OPR concludes from the evidence that Acosta was aware of and approved the initial offer to the defense, which included the two-year term of incarceration. The only evidence suggesting that the offer of two years stemmed from an improper motivation of Menchel’s was a single second-hand...
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...Attorney and current Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta, violated the Crime Victims' Rights Act when they signed a non- prosecution agreement with billionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein without notifying his victims, a Florida federal judge ruled Thursday. Prosecutors failed to comply with their obligations to inform the victims of Jeffrey Epstein...
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...Prior correspondence from your office is not inconsistent with our belief that the required scope of waiver was to a predicate offense in the singular, see, e.g., Mr.Acosta's letter to Ken Starr, December 4, 2007, p.2 ("were Mr. Epstein convicted at trial, the plaintiff-victims would...
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...going to be instant impeachment for the defense.”*** Acosta told OPR that, because Epstein did Bas As noted above, the FBI agent’s notes for one victim’s interview reported that she wanted another victim to be prosecuted. Ba When asked why the USAO did not simply notify the victims...

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