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Prosecutors' email on defense efforts to wrap up Epstein's plea deal

Assistant U.S. Attorney email describing defense contact about Epstein resolving charges before July 7th and the government's position on the plea agreement.Machine-written summary

Nothing that I know of by way of final decision.

and I spoke with Roy. Roy said that he had called because he had heard that had discussed the matter with and Roy wanted to see if there was any way to wrap this up before July 7th. Roy also said that he had seen a letter from that said that the matter of incarceration would be left to the State. (I am not certain what letter he is referring to, but I think wrote a letter about not taking a position on where Epstein would be incarcerated, not the length of time.) So, Roy wondered whether we would go away if Epstein took 60-day deal.

explained that had not had substantive discussions with about the case and that all communication regarding the case is being handled by and me. In response to the question of whether there was anything that could “make this go away,” we said that our position is that if Epstein stops the process in Washington and pleads in accordance with the terms of the signed agreement, then we will perform pursuant to the agreement. explained that if Epstein pleads to something else or gets sentenced to a lower amount, then we will consider that a breach of our agreement and we will proceed accordingly.

On that note, has there been any word from Washington?

Thank you.

Assistant U.S. Attorney

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Prosecutors' email on defense efforts to wrap up Epstein's plea deal

Emails and letters

Assistant U.S. Attorney email describing defense contact about Epstein resolving charges before July 7th and the government's position on the plea agreement.

DOJ Epstein Files, Data Set 9

Nothing that I know of by way of final decision. and I spoke with Roy. Roy said that he had called because he had heard that had discussed the matter with and Roy wanted to see if there was any way to wrap this up before July 7th. Roy also said that he had seen a letter from that said that the matter of incarceration would be left to the State. (I am not certain what letter he is referring to, but I think wrote a letter about not taking a position on where Epstein would be incarcerated, not the length of time.) So, Roy wondered whether we would go away if Epstein took 60-day deal. explained th…