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The USAO responded to the defense's proposal, stating it was unacceptable and that a two-year term of imprisonment was the minimum sentence required to vindicate the federal interest. The letter proposed a guilty plea to a federal felony with a binding two-year incarceration recommendation.
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This document details the plea negotiations between Jeffrey Epstein's defense team and the U.S. Attorney's Office (USAO) in early August 2007. On August 2, Epstein's lawyer, Sanchez, proposed a sentence of home confinement and restitution, arguing a state prison sentence was unacceptable. The following day, the USAO, through a letter drafted by Villafaña, rejected this offer and countered that a two-year term of imprisonment was the minimum acceptable sentence to resolve the federal investigation.
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