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Epstein File EFTA00215534: Judge Marra, Minor and Acosta (DS9)

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This document is correspondence dated July 11, 2008, from a government attorney to colleagues regarding a Jane Doe hearing. It discusses arguments for sealing records based on minor victim privacy protection and confidentiality of negotiations. Judge Marra presided over the hearing, and attorney Brad Edwards argued against the government's handling of the case. The document references a plea agreement and sentencing in state court.

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I argued that the government had two bases for sealing: (1) protection of the privacy of the **minor** victims; and (2) confidentiality of negotiations with
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Attorney From Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 2:33 PM To: ); **Acosta**, Alex (USAFLS); Cc: Subject: Jane Doe Hearing Colleagues, The hearing this morning lasted
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I also argued that 18 U.S.C. 3771 did not grant authority to the court to set aside the agreement in the instant case, since it was not a **plea** **agreement**

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