Non‑Prosecution Agreement for Jeffrey Epstein Drafted with High‑Profile Lawyers and Immunity for Potential Co‑Conspirators
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The passage describes a formal NPA that granted Epstein immunity and extended protection to named associates, involving senior legal figures (Ken Starr, Roy Black, Jay Lefkowitz) and a U.S. Attorney’s September 2007 US Attorney’s Office reached a formal agreement with Epstein’s legal team. Non‑prosecution agreement (NPA) barred federal charges in exchange for state prosecution. The NPA granted imm
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