Psychological Evaluation Report: DOJ-OGR-00026305
The report assesses Jeffrey Epstein's mental status and concludes that he had a low acute suicide risk and absent chronic suicide risk. The evaluation notes both risk and protective factors, ultimately determining that protective factors outweighed risk factors. Epstein was found to be cooperative, calm, and future-oriented, with no evidence of acute psychopathology.
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The report assesses Jeffrey Epstein's mental status and concludes that he had a low acute suicide risk and absent chronic suicide risk. The evaluation notes both risk and protective factors, ultimately determining that protective factors outweighed risk factors. Epstein was found to be cooperative, calm, and future-oriented, with no evidence of acute psychopathology.
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