NY Post seeks to unseal court briefs that may reveal why Manhattan DA gave Jeffrey Epstein lenient treatment
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The filing indicates a concrete legal request to unseal documents that could contain names of victims and possibly internal communications showing preferential treatment of Epstein by the Manhattan Di Motion filed by NYP Holdings to unseal appellate briefs with redacted victim names Seeks evidence of why Manhattan DA’s Office initially pursued lenient treatment of Jeffrey Epstein References allege
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