Judge Rules Federal Prosecutors Broke Law in Epstein Sex Trafficking Plea Deal
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The passage alleges that U.S. federal prosecutors in the Southern District of Florida violated legal procedures in securing a lenient plea agreement for Jeffrey Epstein, suggesting possible misconduct Judge Kenneth Marra stated federal prosecutors broke the law in the Epstein plea deal. Former U.S. Attorney Peter Acosta allegedly helped negotiate the non‑prosecution agreement. The plea agreement a
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