An internal email chain between U.S. Department of Justice (SDNY) officials dated July 15, 2019, discussing the procedural handling of Jeffrey Epstein's financial disclosures. The correspondence clarifies that Epstein declined to provide financial information to Pretrial Services upon arrest, instead opting to submit it directly to the court through his defense counsel. The officials confirm the document was originally submitted under seal and subsequently unsealed, noting they did not specifically ask for it in the manner it was provided.
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Jeffrey Epstein | Defendant |
Subject of the email chain; declined to provide financial info to Pretrial Services.
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| Redacted Sender/Recipient 1 | DOJ/SDNY Official |
Explains legal procedure regarding financial disclosures.
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| Redacted Sender/Recipient 2 | DOJ/SDNY Official |
Asks clarifying questions about document requests and PACER filings.
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| Redacted Name (Signature) | Public Affairs Officer |
Signature block indicates Public Affairs at US Attorney's Office SDNY.
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| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| United States Department of Justice |
Header/Footer organization
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| U.S. Attorney's Office | Southern District of New York |
Specific office handling the case
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| Pretrial Services |
Agency that usually receives financial info from defendants
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| PACER |
Public Access to Court Electronic Records system mentioned regarding document access
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| Location | Context |
|---|---|
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Jurisdiction of the U.S. Attorney's Office
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"ordinarily the defendant provides financial information to Pretrial Services when he’s arrested; here, Epstein declined to do so and told the court he would submit financial information directly to the court."Source
"So it’s not something we asked for in particular."Source
"Originally submitted by defense counsel under seal and then unsealed by the court."Source
"I’m unable to open PACER, but assume the document that was just posted about his finances was submitted by defense counsel?"Source
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