The document is a legal response from the United States government opposing the petitioners' motion for partial summary judgment and presenting a cross-motion for summary judgment in the case involving Jane Doe 1 and Jane Doe 2 against the United States. The government argues that it did not violate the Crime Victims' Rights Act (CVRA) in its handling of the case against Jeffrey Epstein. The response addresses various claims made by the petitioners, including the alleged failure to confer with them, treat them with fairness, and provide reasonable notice. The government contends that Jane Doe No. 2 cannot invoke the CVRA due to her opposition to Epstein's prosecution and that there is no right to notice or to confer about a non-prosecution agreement. The document also discusses the government's efforts to comply with the CVRA and argues that the petitioners are estopped from challenging the non-prosecution agreement due to their previous reliance on it in civil suits against Epstein.
documents/EFTA00799825.pdf
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