Federal judge: Prosecutors, led by now-US Labor Sec. Alex Acosta, broke law in deal with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein by violating child victims' rights in not informing them of a deal with Epstein.
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Judge says federal prosecutors, including Alex Acosta, broke the law in Jeffrey Epstein plea dealA judge ruled Thursday that federal prosecutors overseeing the Jeffrey Epstein sexual-abuse case — including current Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta — violated the law by concealing from his underage alleged victims the existence of a plea deal that shielded the politically connected Florida financier from federal charges.
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Judge rules Labor Secretary Acosta, as federal prosecutor, broke law in Jeffrey Epstein underage sex caseJudge rules Labor Secretary Alex Acosta broke law in Jeffrey Epstein underage sex case while he was a prosecutor in Miami
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Labor Secretary Acosta, others violated rights of Jeffrey Epstein's sex-crime victims, judge rulesFederal prosecutors, including now-Labor Secretary Alex Acosta, improperly misled victims of sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein during their investigation of the influential financier a decade ago, a judge ruled on Thursday.
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Judge: Prosecutors broke law in deal with sex offender Jeffrey EpsteinIn opinion and order in response to US gov’t efforts to stop a civil case, federal judge in Miami says Jeffrey Epstein committed violations of Florida and federal law by sexually abusing more than 30 girls in Florida, elsewhere in the US, and overseas.
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