Federal prosecutors' decision to limit charges against Jeffrey Epstein in 2006‑2007
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The passage outlines internal Justice Department deliberations on charging Epstein, mentioning the State Attorney, federal prosecutors, and Epstein’s lawyer Roy Black. While it provides some procedura State Attorney reduced Epstein’s charge to a single aggravated assault count in 2006. Local police requested a federal investigation; federal prosecutors evaluated evidence quality and i Justice Depa
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