Jeffrey Epstein, through his counsel, requests permission to attend and participate in a settlement conference related to the case involving Jane Doe 1 and Jane Doe 2 against the United States. Epstein argues that his participation is necessary to protect his interests, particularly concerning the nonprosecution agreement and grand jury secrecy. The memorandum outlines legal and constitutional arguments for maintaining the nonprosecution agreement and highlights Epstein's personal interests in the matter.
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