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Emails reveal DOJ counsel’s role in delaying Jeffrey Epstein’s plea and sentencing in 2007

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Emails reveal DOJ counsel’s role in delaying Jeffrey Epstein’s plea and sentencing in 2007 The passage provides internal DOJ communications showing that senior counsel (Jay Lefkowitz) coordinated with the State Attorney’s Office and a federal judge to extend Epstein’s plea deadline and adjust sentencing dates. While it identifies specific dates, actors, and procedural maneuvers, the information is already part of public court filings and does not introduce new financial or criminal allegations. It is moderately useful for investigators seeking to trace possible preferential treatment, but its novelty and direct impact are limited. Key insights: Jay Lefkowitz (DOJ) emailed Alexander Acosta confirming a November 20 plea date after the original Oct. 26 deadline.; Lefkowitz coordinated with First Assistant Jeffrey H. Sloman to assure the delay would not affect the start of Epstein’s sentence.; The State Disciplinary Forum (SDFL) accommodated multiple extensions at the request of Epstein’s counsel.

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