Epstein's Lawyers Were Prepared to Rip Any Girls That Testified to Shreds

[excalibur]

One reason for the sweetheart deal in Florida in 2008.

And that is why many still want their privacy to this day. Sure, some say that want it all out, but many do not want to be dragged through the mud.

 

[White 6]

Incompetence, political influence and getting played, are the real reasons. The victims did not even know it was discussed. That is why it was such a controversial failure on the part of Federal Prosecutor, Alex Acosta and why new regs were put in place to make sure other prosecutors did not do plea deals without consulting the victims in the future.

 

[westwall]

Incompetence, political influence and getting played, are the real reasons. The victims did not even know it was discussed. That is why it was such a controversial failure on the part of Federal Prosecutor, Alex Acosta and why new regs were put in place to make sure other prosecutors did not do plea deals without consulting the victims in the future.

So the modern day corrupt democrat DA, or AG, simply refuses to file charges, like those hundreds of antifa pricks that after being arrested were simply let go.

Funny how that works.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Incompetence, political influence and getting played, are the real reasons. The victims did not even know it was discussed. That is why it was such a controversial failure on the part of Federal Prosecutor, Alex Acosta and why new regs were put in place to make sure other prosecutors did not do plea deals without consulting the victims in the future.

They don't have to know. Any girl that had an attorney would have that attorney spell it out, in minute detail AND have prep where the girls undergo mock cross examination and are relentlessly questioned. So, the girls knew what they were facing.

 

[White 6]

So the modern day corrupt democrat DA, or AG, simply refuses to file charges, like those hundreds of antifa pricks that after being arrested were simply let go.

Funny how that works.

So, antifa was involved in the Epstein Pedo thing, along with others mentioned in the emails? I had not heard. Or are you replying on the wrong thread for what you wish to discuss?

 

[WEATHER53]

Who were , or could be now , the people they would testify about?

 

[White 6]

They don't have to know. Any girl that had an attorney would have that attorney spell it out, in minute detail AND have prep where the girls undergo mock cross examination and are relentlessly questioned. So, the girls knew what they were facing.

Look, Acosta in his press release simply did not say anything to support your theory of why he made the plead deal. He was simply incompetent and got played, not knowing the state would give him work release. The backlash due to his foolish deal was the caused of changes.

Regulatory Changes​

Following the backlash from Epstein's case, several changes were proposed and implemented in prosecution regulations to enhance victim rights and ensure transparency:

• Victim Notification Requirements: New regulations emphasize the necessity of informing victims about plea deals and prosecution decisions. This aims to ensure that victims have a voice in the legal process.
• Increased Oversight: There is now greater scrutiny of plea agreements, particularly in cases involving serious crimes like sexual abuse. This includes mandatory reviews by senior prosecutors before agreements are finalized.
• Victim Advocacy Programs: Enhanced support systems for victims have been established, ensuring they receive legal guidance and emotional support throughout the prosecution process.

• Impact of Changes​

  
  These regulatory changes aim to prevent situations like the Epstein case from occurring again. They focus on holding prosecutors accountable and ensuring that victims are treated with the respect and consideration they deserve in the legal system.
• https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/12/jef...-absolves-prosecutors-for-sex-crime-deal.html

Alex Acosta Finally Reveals Why He Offered Plea Deal To Epstein

Former U.S. Department of Labor Secretary Alex Acosta revealed why he offered a plea deal to Jeffrey Epstein, according to a press release.

dailycaller.com

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Look, Acosta in his press release simply did not say anything to support your theory of why he made the plead deal. He was simply incompetent and got played, not knowing the state would give him work release. The backlash due to his foolish deal was the caused of changes.

Regulatory Changes​

Following the backlash from Epstein's case, several changes were proposed and implemented in prosecution regulations to enhance victim rights and ensure transparency:

• Victim Notification Requirements: New regulations emphasize the necessity of informing victims about plea deals and prosecution decisions. This aims to ensure that victims have a voice in the legal process.
• Increased Oversight: There is now greater scrutiny of plea agreements, particularly in cases involving serious crimes like sexual abuse. This includes mandatory reviews by senior prosecutors before agreements are finalized.
• Victim Advocacy Programs: Enhanced support systems for victims have been established, ensuring they receive legal guidance and emotional support throughout the prosecution process.

• Impact of Changes​

  
  These regulatory changes aim to prevent situations like the Epstein case from occurring again. They focus on holding prosecutors accountable and ensuring that victims are treated with the respect and consideration they deserve in the legal system.
• https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/12/jef...-absolves-prosecutors-for-sex-crime-deal.html

Alex Acosta Finally Reveals Why He Offered Plea Deal To Epstein

Former U.S. Department of Labor Secretary Alex Acosta revealed why he offered a plea deal to Jeffrey Epstein, according to a press release.

dailycaller.com

So far, nothing about communications between victims and their attorneys.

 

[westwall]

So, antifa was involved in the Epstein Pedo thing, along with others mentioned in the emails? I had not heard. Or are you replying on the wrong thread for what you wish to discuss?

You play dumb very poorly........or maybe you're not playing?

 

[Cellblock2429]

One reason for the sweetheart deal in Florida in 2008.

And that is why many still want their privacy to this day. Sure, some say that want it all out, but many do not want to be dragged through the mud.

/----/ Get ready for the document dump.

 

[midcan5]

Another moron, that is what lawyers do, they blame the victim, that is their job and I know some, not good or honest people. Win regardless of truth. Reason many evil people get off - Trump is one.