Jeffrey Epstein requests permission to attend a settlement conference through counsel, arguing his participation is necessary to protect his interests in maintaining his nonprosecution agreement and preventing the release of grand jury materials. Epstein's counsel would participate in discussions related to remedy, as the plaintiffs seek to invalidate his nonprosecution agreement. The memorandum outlines constitutional and contractual arguments for upholding the agreement and emphasizes Epstein's personal interests, which are not adequately represented by the government.
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