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Correspondence · Aug. 14, 2008

Correspondence, 2008-08-14

Two emails: Epstein's counsel Jay Lefkowitz asks a prosecutor about the plea agreement's scope, and she notes confusion over what was given to victims.Machine-written summary

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What limits are placed upon individuals who proceed under 2255 as if “Mr. Epstein had been tried federally and convicted of an enumerated offense.” In other words, what individuals would have this right? And would these individual only have this right if they proceeded exclusively under 2255? Also, to what enumerated offenses do you think would Mr. Epstein have to make constructive admissions of conviction? and how many such offenses? And against whom? Remember that while you may have investigated various offenses, he only plead guilty to certain state crimes.

Finally, would paragraphs 8-10 of the September Agreement still be operative?

I am trying hard to understand what you have intended by the December letter. Alex has says he thinks it benefits Jeffrey, and I am open to understanding it that way. But I would like some clarity on these issues.

Thanks — Jay

“Villafana, Ann Marie C. (USAFLS)”

Ann.Marie.C.Villafana@usdoj.gov

To lefkowitz@kirkland.com

cc “Atkinson, Karen (USAFLS)” Karen.Atkinson@usdoj.gov

Subject Follow-up point

08/14/2008 12:44 PM

Hi Jay – I forgot to mention that I can no longer argue that the Court shouldn’t force us to produce the agreement because we have already provided the victims with the relevant portion when I now understand from you that I have NOT provided them with the relevant portion.

A. Marie Villafaña

Assistant U.S. Attorney

500 S. Australian Ave, Suite 400

West Palm Beach, FL 33401

Phone 561 209-1047

Fax 561 820-8777

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