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: Crime & Federalism

Billionaire Bribes Prosecutors to Avoid Prosecution?

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What is this? Billionaire sex offender Jeffery Epstein has settled a dispute over legal fees that threatened a deal he made to avoid federal prosecution over alleged assaults of multiple young women and girls. Court papers filed Monday in Miami indicated Epstein had reached a settlement with lawyers appointed to represent some of his alleged victims. The lawyers said Epstein owed them $2 million but terms of the settlement were not disclosed. The lawyers claimed Epstein's failure to pay violated his agreement to avoid federal charges. Epstein said there was no violation and disputed the $2 million figure. A registered sex offender, Epstein is serving house arrest in Palm Beach, Fla., as part of his 2008 guilty plea to two state prostitution counts...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on June 09, 2010 (boomark / email).

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