Epstein File EFTA00583945: Minor, Trafficking and Forced (DS9)

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Epstein File EFTA00583945: Minor, Trafficking and Forced (DS9)

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This document discusses legal arguments regarding a non-prosecution agreement in the Epstein case, examining constitutional issues related to the criminalization of speech, interstate commerce requirements under federal trafficking statutes (§ 2422(b)), and the forced waiver of civil rights. The document cites legal scholarship on sanctions for buyers of sex with trafficking victims and challenges the constitutional validity of the non-prosecution agreement's conditions.

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language threatens to criminalize speech which is constitutionally protected-for example, speech by a party that is far removed from any contact with a **minor**

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There was no communication in "interstate or foreign commerce" necessary to satisfy the text and case law under § 2422(b) and no evidence that a **minor**

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Gregorio, More Than "Johns," Less Than Traffickers: In Search of Just and Proportional Sanctions for Buyers of Sex with **Trafficking** Victims, 90 N.Y.U.