Kenneth Starr raises concerns over USAO handling of restitution fund and attorney appointment in Epstein settlement
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The passage suggests possible procedural misconduct by a U.S. Attorney's Office in a high‑profile settlement involving a wealthy individual, and it is signed by former special counsel Kenneth W. Starr Starr alleges the USAO improperly forced the appointment of a paid attorney representative to litiga He proposes a restitution fund model, citing a precedent in U.S. v. Boehm (Alaska, 2004). The USAO
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