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Correspondence · Jan. 4, 2011

Email on OPR inquiry into the Epstein non-prosecution agreement, Jan. 2011

Email asking staff to locate documents on the decision to enter the Epstein non-prosecution agreement, responding to an OPR investigation request by Paul Cassell.Machine-written summary

From:

Subject: Call from OPR

Date: Tue, 04 Jan 2011 20:27:16 +0000

Importance: Normal

I’ve just spoken with at OPR, regarding the request for investigation submitted by Paul Cassell. She is in the preliminary stages of determining whether the matter should be opened into an investigation. To assist her in this process, she asked if we could produce the following:

(1) documents such as memos or e-mails which show the decisional process for determining whether this Office should enter into the Non-Prosecution Agreement with Epstein. This would include opposing views within the office, as well as supporting views; and

(2) documents showing whether the FBI was, or was not, made aware of the negotiations with Epstein regarding the Non-Prosecution Agreement. Cassell claims the FBI was kept completely out of the process.

Can you canvass your files and find out whether responsive documents exist? Thanks.

EFTA00206528

Email on OPR inquiry into the Epstein non-prosecution agreement, Jan. 2011

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Email asking staff to locate documents on the decision to enter the Epstein non-prosecution agreement, responding to an OPR investigation request by Paul Cassell.

DOJ Epstein Files, Data Set 9 · Jan. 4, 2011

From: Subject: Call from OPR Date: Tue, 04 Jan 2011 20:27:16 +0000 Importance: Normal I’ve just spoken with at OPR, regarding the request for investigation submitted by Paul Cassell. She is in the preliminary stages of determining whether the matter should be opened into an investigation. To assist her in this process, she asked if we could produce the following: (1) documents such as memos or e-mails which show the decisional process for determining whether this Office should enter into the Non-Prosecution Agreement with Epstein. This would include opposing views within the office, as well as…