Internal memo flags potential selective federal prosecution of Jeffrey Epstein and possible profit motive for lawyers
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The passage suggests that senior Justice Department officials were asked to review a decision to prosecute Epstein, noting possible selective enforcement and a scheme to profit certain lawyers. It nam Mark Filip (then Acting Attorney General) received a memo about a CEOS review of the Epstein case. Mr. Acosta requested the CEOS review and was told the decision on prosecution rested with him. CEOS
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