An attorney representing one of the young women suing Jeffrey Epstein is requesting a federal judge to appoint a receiver to manage Epstein's assets to prevent him from hiding or transferring them abroad. The attorney, Bradley Edwards, argues that Epstein, who faces over two dozen lawsuits seeking more than $1 billion in damages, has the means and motive to transfer assets. Epstein is serving an 18-month sentence for state charges related to solicitation of prostitution and is allowed out of jail daily for work. The article also mentions a pending decision on whether to unseal a deferred-prosecution agreement Epstein made with federal prosecutors.
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