This document is a legal defense statement addressing criticisms of the Non-Prosecution Agreement (NPA) reached in the federal investigation of Jeffrey Epstein. It argues that the agreement was negotiated at arm's length by experienced prosecutors and defense attorneys, and was subject to extensive scrutiny within the Department of Justice. The statement refutes claims that the case involved sex trafficking and defends the resolution as balanced, considering the evidentiary challenges and the nature of the offenses. It also addresses public misconceptions about the involvement of public figures like Alex Acosta and President Clinton.
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