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Type:
Legal motion to dismiss
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513 KB
Summary
Defendant Jeffrey Epstein moves to dismiss Counts I (sexual assault), II (civil conspiracy), and IV (civil RICO) of Jane Doe's amended complaint. The motion argues that the sexual assault claim improperly relies on a criminal statute with no private right of action, the conspiracy claim lacks an actionable underlying tort, and the RICO claim fails to allege a direct injury resulting from a predicate act. The document outlines relevant Florida case law and statutes to support the dismissal of these claims.
Timeline (2 events)
Motion to Dismiss filed (September 4, 2008)
Plaintiff Jane Doe deposed in State of Florida v. Jeffrey Epstein (February 20, 2008)
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Key Quotes (5)
"The plaintiff cannot assert a cause of action for 'violation of Chapter 800, Florida Statutes' because there is no private right of action under that Chapter."Source
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"Count I Fails to State a Cause of Action For Assault Recognized by Florida Law."Source
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"Count II Fails Because Plaintiff Claims No Actionable Underlying Tort or Wrong."Source
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"Count IV Cannot Stand Because Plaintiff Fails to Claim a Direct Injury Resulting from a Violation of a RICO Predicate Act."Source
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"Indeed, the only statements that Mr. Epstein is alleged to have said to the plaintiff are 'to remove her clothes,' 'to sit on his back' and 'to continue giving him a massage.'"Source
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