Epstein File EFTA01191269: Immunity Grant, Sealed and Withheld (DS9)

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Epstein File EFTA01191269: Immunity Grant, Sealed and Withheld (DS9)

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This document discusses legal arguments regarding sealed and withheld judicial records in the Epstein case, citing Armstrong v. United States and other precedent. It addresses prosecutorial discretion regarding immunity grants, plea negotiations, and non-prosecution agreements. The document specifically notes that Epstein's lawyers pushed prosecutors to include a confidentiality provision in a non-prosecution agreement that kept the agreement secret from victims, and discusses the legal standards for sealing materials and withholding records from public disclosure.

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Armstrong, 517 U.S. 456, 464 (1996), and that whether to investigate possible criminal conduct, grant **immunity**, negotiate a plea, or dismiss charges are

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The best example of good cause for keeping these materials **sealed** is the claim by the plaintiffs that the settlement communications need to be publicly

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The plea negotiations should remain **sealed** until these issues are resolved.