Potential Challenge to Jeffrey Epstein’s Non‑Prosecution Agreement via Pre‑Charge Victims’ Rights Claims
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The passage cites a district court decision suggesting victims could seek relief that might invalidate Epstein’s non‑prosecution agreement (NPA) by invoking the Crime Victims’ Rights Act (CVRA) pre‑ch Court in Does v. United States recognized CVRA rights can apply before formal charges. District court suggested victims could seek to invalidate Epstein’s NPA if factual allegations are p DOJ Office
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