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Epstein File EFTA00207551: Judge Marra, Alfredo Rodriguez and Privilege (DS9)

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Email correspondence involving Judge Marra and Alfredo Rodriguez discussing the absence of an executable search warrant during Epstein's first investigation and referencing federal child trafficking laws under the 2000 TVPA. The document notes that FBI and other agencies were prepared to prosecute Epstein on charges relating to child trafficking, which carries more serious penalties than the 18-month county prison sentence ultimately imposed, and defines child trafficking as involving force, fraud, or coercion for sexual or labor exploitation of minors.

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Delivery of this message and any attachments to any person (s) is not intended in any way to waive confidentially or a **privilege**.
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There was no executable search **warrant** during JE's first investigation. Why? 2.
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including the FBI were ready, after an extensive investigation and acquired evidence, to prosecute him on far more egregious charges relating to child **trafficking**

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