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Argument regarding insufficient evidence for enticement c...
An attorney argues that their client, Ghislaine, merely performed a 'ministerial function' by arranging travel, which does not meet the legal standard for enticement under the statute. The attorney cites the 2008 Second Circuit case 'United States v. Joseph' as precedent.
Argument for insufficiency of evidence regarding enticeme...
An attorney argues to a judge that Ghislaine's act of arranging travel was merely a 'ministerial function' and does not meet the legal standard for criminal enticement or persuasion, citing the Second Circuit's ruling in United States v. Joseph as precedent.
Argument against bail for the defendant
A representative for the government argues to a judge that the defendant should be denied bail. The reasons cited include her being a flight risk, having unexplained wealth, lack of community ties, and proposing an insecure bail package that involves staying at a luxury hotel in Manhattan.
Arguments regarding the nature and seriousness of the def...
An unnamed speaker, likely a prosecutor, is addressing the judge ('Your Honor') to argue about the seriousness of the charges against the defendant. The speaker outlines allegations from an indictment, including transporting minors, conspiracy, perjury, and facilitating sexual abuse by Jeffrey Epstein.
Victim statements in the case of People v. Jeffrey Epstein
An attorney for the victims thanks the court for allowing the victims to be heard despite the defendant's death. The attorney also raises a suggestion that the court should investigate the circumstances of Mr. Epstein's death.
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