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Page 66 059.pdf - 66 r to the defense that set the beginning point for the subsequent negotiations that led to the NP A. Although Acosta did not sign the NP A, he particip...
Page 68 059.pdf - 68 fy victims about the state's plea hearing pursuant to the state's own victim's rights requirements. Although Acosta's decision was within his authorit...
Page 87 059.pdf - 87 anagement in preparation for those meetings and in response to issues raised during those meetings. Although Acosta made the decision to utilize a non...
Page 99 059.pdf - 99 tive, and Acosta designated Villafana to serve as the USAO's Project Safe Childhood coordinator. 21 Although Acosta had been formally nominated to the...
Page 135 059.pdf - 135 ailed Menchel, stating that she had "figured out a way to do a federal plea with a 2-1/2 year cap." Although Acosta had authorized a plea to state cha...
Page 214 059.pdf - 214 them in this Part. II. ACOSTA REVIEWED AND APPROVED THE TERMS OF THE NPA AND IS ACCOUNTABLE FOR IT Although Acosta did not sign the NP A, he approved ...
Page 218 059.pdf - 218 re doing so. C. The NPA's Individual Provisions Did Not Violate Any Clear and Unambiguous Standards Although Acosta, as U.S. Attorney, had discretion ...
Page 220 059.pdf - 220 Y authority to deviate from the Ashcroft Memo's "most senous readily provable offense" requirement. Although Acosta could not recall specifically how ...
Page 243 059.pdf - 243 iring that Epstein enter his guilty plea or report to begin serving his sentence by a certain date. Although Acosta may have made a statement during t...
Page 255 059.pdf - 255 ed both Acosta and Sloman of this when she met with them at the start of the federal investigation. Although Acosta did not remember the meeting with ...
Page 353 059.pdf - 353 he plea hearing or were given sufficient information about its significance to their own cases. 429 Although Acosta may have conferred with others abo...
Page 365 059.pdf - 365 r to the defense that set the beginning point for the subsequent negotiations that led to the NP A. Although Acosta did not sign the NP A, he particip...
Page 366 059.pdf - 366 fy victims about the state's plea hearing pursuant to the state's own victim's rights requirements. Although Acosta's decision was within his authorit...
Page 10 2020.11 DOJ Office of Professional Responsibility Report Executive Summary.pdf - 10 er to the defense that set the beginning point for the subsequent negotiations that led to the NPA. Although Acosta did not sign the NPA, he participa...
Page 12 2020.11 DOJ Office of Professional Responsibility Report Executive Summary.pdf - 12 fy victims about the state’s plea hearing pursuant to the state’s own victim’s rights requirements. Although Acosta’s decision was within his authorit...
Page 11 2020.11 DOJ Office of Professional Responsibility Report.pdf - 11 er to the defense that set the beginning point for the subsequent negotiations that led to the NPA. Although Acosta did not sign the NPA, he participa...
Page 13 2020.11 DOJ Office of Professional Responsibility Report.pdf - 13 fy victims about the state’s plea hearing pursuant to the state’s own victim’s rights requirements. Although Acosta’s decision was within his authorit...
Page 32 2020.11 DOJ Office of Professional Responsibility Report.pdf - 32 anagement in preparation for those meetings and in response to issues raised during those meetings. Although Acosta made the decision to utilize a non...
Page 44 2020.11 DOJ Office of Professional Responsibility Report.pdf - 44 tive, and Acosta designated Villafaña to serve as the USAO’s Project Safe Childhood coordinator. 21 Although Acosta had been formally nominated to the...
Page 80 2020.11 DOJ Office of Professional Responsibility Report.pdf - 80 ailed Menchel, stating that she had “figured out a way to do a federal plea with a 2-1/2 year cap.” Although Acosta had authorized a plea to state cha...
Page 159 2020.11 DOJ Office of Professional Responsibility Report.pdf - 159 them in this Part. II. ACOSTA REVIEWED AND APPROVED THE TERMS OF THE NPA AND IS ACCOUNTABLE FOR IT Although Acosta did not sign the NPA, he approved i...
Page 163 2020.11 DOJ Office of Professional Responsibility Report.pdf - 163 re doing so. C. The NPA’s Individual Provisions Did Not Violate Any Clear and Unambiguous Standards Although Acosta, as U.S. Attorney, had discretion ...
Page 165 2020.11 DOJ Office of Professional Responsibility Report.pdf - 165 authority to deviate from the Ashcroft Memo’s “most serious readily provable offense” requirement. Although Acosta could not recall specifically how o...
Page 188 2020.11 DOJ Office of Professional Responsibility Report.pdf - 188 iring that Epstein enter his guilty plea or report to begin serving his sentence by a certain date. Although Acosta may have made a statement during t...
Page 200 2020.11 DOJ Office of Professional Responsibility Report.pdf - 200 ed both Acosta and Sloman of this when she met with them at the start of the federal investigation. Although Acosta did not remember the meeting with ...
Page 298 2020.11 DOJ Office of Professional Responsibility Report.pdf - 298 the plea hearing or were given sufficient information about its significance to their own cases.429 Although Acosta may have conferred with others abo...
Page 310 2020.11 DOJ Office of Professional Responsibility Report.pdf - 310 er to the defense that set the beginning point for the subsequent negotiations that led to the NPA. Although Acosta did not sign the NPA, he participa...
Page 311 2020.11 DOJ Office of Professional Responsibility Report.pdf - 311 fy victims about the state’s plea hearing pursuant to the state’s own victim’s rights requirements. Although Acosta’s decision was within his authorit...
Page 35 787-01.pdf - 35 ss to court records. The NPA was agreed to on October 30, 2007 by U.S. AĴorney R. Alexander Acosta. Although Acosta later criticized the plea deal in ...
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