Epstein defense team seeks to keep plea‑deal correspondence private, citing potential chilling effect on future negotiations
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The passage reveals that high‑profile attorneys for Jeffrey Epstein are actively moving to block victim‑initiated discovery of letters between the defense and federal prosecutors concerning a non‑pros Roy Black, Jay Lefkowitz, and Martin G. Weinberg filed a motion to prevent victims from accessing de U.S. District Judge Kenneth Marra is the presiding judge in the West Palm Beach case. Victims (ide
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