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The federal prosecution of Jeffrey Epstein, led by Alexander Acosta, and the subsequent non-prosecution agreement
The first formal law-enforcement inquiry that triggered the modern saga began with a police investigation in March 2005 after the family of a 14-year-old girl reported she had been molested at Epstein...
The (NPA) with was approved and entered by the Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of while served as U.S. Attorney, and the agreement itself is publicly available in / holdings . A later revi...
The central federal figures tied to Jeffrey Epstein’s 2007–08 non‑prosecution agreement were U.S. Attorney Alexander Acosta and prosecutors in the Southern District of Florida who supervised and revie...
The 2007 non‑prosecution agreement (NPA) signed by Jeffrey Epstein promised that federal prosecutors would not pursue charges against Epstein and, critically, extended immunity to “any potential co‑co...
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