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Two convicted [[pedophile]]s, [[Jeffrey Epstein]] and George Nader, were given plea deals with light sentences and released back into the public by Mueller and his investigative staff in exchange for alleged "evidence" against Mueller targets.

Two convicted [[pedophile]]s, [[Jeffrey Epstein]] and George Nader, were given plea deals with light sentences and released back into the public by Mueller and his investigative staff in exchange for alleged "evidence" against Mueller targets.

In a non-prosecution agreement, federal sex-trafficing charges of minors were withdrawn. Local Florida prosecutors allowed him to plead guilty to one charge of prostitution.

Government’s attorneys violated the federal Crime Victims’ Rights Act of 2004 (CVRA) by not notify victims of a plea arrangement with Epstein. In a non-prosecution agreement, federal sex-trafficing charges of minors were dropped, and Epstein plead guilty to one charge of prostitution brought by state proecutors.  Texas lawyer Michael Lowe writes, {{ The [Non-Prosecution Agreement] NPA is VERY strange mostly due to the government’s grant of immunity to unknown and uncharged co-conspirators. This is unenforceable and borderline unethical. No lawyer can bargain on behalf of a client for whom he does not represent. That’s what was done here.

 

 

Also, what if the government were to violate the NPA and prosecute one of the coconspirators? Epstein couldn’t seek to undo the NPA because he lacks standing to do so. An NPA like this is simply not done and is unheard of in federal and state criminal law circles.<ref>https://www.dallasjustice.com/why-the-jane-does-cvra-lawsuit-re-alleged-epstein-child-sex-ring-drags-on/</ref>}}

===John Durham===

===John Durham===