Email correspondence:

*   **To:** Paul Cassell
*   **Cc:** Stan Pottinger, Brad Edwards, Brittany Henderson
*   **From:** [Redacted]

Subject: RE: Victims asserting right to reasonable protection and other rights

Date: Thu, 11 Jul 2019 01:16:47 +0000

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Paul,

Thank you very much for being in touch, and I write to confirm receipt of your email and to acknowledge your clients' right to be heard in connection with certain public proceedings in the district court, including proceedings involving release, pursuant to the Crime Victims' Rights Act, specifically 18 U.S.C. 3771(a)(4).

We will convey to the Court your clients' concerns and views, including in particular with respect to their interests in reasonable protection and fair treatment, and we very much appreciate you communicating with us consistent with the rights of your clients.

thank you again,



Key Information:

*   **From:** Paul Cassell
*   **Sent:** Wednesday, July 10, 2019, 18:12
*   **CC:** Stan Pottinger, Brad Edwards, Brittany Henderson
*   **Subject:** RE: Victims asserting right to reasonable protection and other rights

Subject: RE: Victims asserting right to reasonable protection and other rights

Hi

Along with Mr. Pottinger (admitted in the Southern District of New York) and Mr. Edwards (admitted in Florida), I represent various victims of federal sex crimes committed by Jeffrey Epstein. It is my understanding that you will be speaking to the court shortly about conditions of his release. My clients request that he be detained, as otherwise they will be fearful for their safety. They believe that his continued detention is necessary under the CVRA's right to "reasonable protection." They request that you communicate that concern to the judge in whatever way you think best, as part of their CVRA right to be heard on a defendant's release.

My clients are also concerned that Epstein might try to create some sort of "private jail" to secure his release. My clients believe that this would violate their CVRA right to be treated with fairness and to be free from harassment and abuse. It is unfair to victims of a wealthy defendant, like Epstein, if he is given great freedoms than others would in similar circumstances.

Thank you in advance for communicating these concerns to the judge. My clients very much appreciate your efforts to bring Epstein to justice.

Paul Cassell for Jane Does

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