This document is an email chain from July 2019 between an attorney representing victims (Jane Doe 1 and 2) and likely prosecutors or investigators. The discussion centers on the legal argument that the Florida Non-Prosecution Agreement (NPA) does not extend to New York, a key point in the prosecution of Epstein. The attorney updates the recipients on recent filings in the Florida CVRA case, specifically mentioning motions by Epstein's lawyer, Marty Weinberg, and coordinates a phone call to discuss Crime Victims' Rights Act (CVRA) expertise.
| Name | Role | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Marty Weinberg | Epstein's Lawyer |
Filed a motion for a sur-reply discussing the scope of the NPA.
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| Judge Marra | Judge |
Presiding over the Florida CVRA case; asked for a quick response to Weinberg's motion.
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| Jane Doe 1 and 2 | Victims/Clients |
Clients of the email sender; filed a brief in the Florida CVRA case.
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| Sender (Redacted) | Attorney for Jane Does |
Admitted to Utah State Bar; communicating with investigators about the NPA scope.
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| Recipient (Redacted) | Investigator/Prosecutor |
Interested in CVRA expertise; monitoring the docket for relevant submissions.
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| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Utah State Bar |
Sender is admitted to this bar.
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"My clients were told back in 2013 that the NPA did not extend to New York or other jurisdictions - and that is the point we are making to Judge Marra."Source
"Judge Marra must craft remedies in the case that relate solely to Florida crimes and Florida victims ... because the NPA only covers Florida."Source
"But yesterday Epstein's lawyer (Marty Weinberg) filed a motion for a sur-reply."Source
"We wanted to talk with you about a question in connection with your expertise on the CVRA generally."Source
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