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Subject: Possible Child Porn May Undo Epstein Bid For Home Jail 
Date: Mon, 15 Jul 2019 08:24:51 +0000 
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Possible Child Porn May Undo Epstein Bid For Home Jail 
Wealthy financier Jeffrey Epstein's bid for release ahead of trial on underage 
sex trafficking charges may be a hard sell given the wishes of victims and 
what could be child pornography found in his home, despite his offer to pay 
private guards to keep watch. 
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Feds Say Epstein Paid Potential Witnesses; More Victims ID'd 
Financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein paid $350,000 in a 
possible attempt to influence two potential witnesses in his sex trafficking 
case, New York federal prosecutors said Friday, adding that more women 
alleging they were Epstein's victims have come forward. 
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SunEdison Settles With Investors For $74M 
SunEdison Inc. investors inked a $74 million cash deal to end their class 
action suit accusing the renewable energy company of maintaining faulty 
internal controls and filing inaccurate financial statements, they told a New 
York federal judge Friday. 
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Thorny Issues In Orioles-Nationals Arbitration Trouble Judge 
A New York state trial court judge on Friday said he was "genuinely 
struggling" with legal questions raised by claims from the Baltimore Orioles 
and Mid-Atlantic Sports Network that an arbitration award against them is so 
unfair that the courts should intervene. 
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POLICY & REGULATION 
DC Circ. Questions Trump Fight To Defy Financial Subpoenas 
Two D.C. Circuit judges seemed highly skeptical of President Donald Trump's 
arguments Friday that his personal financial and hotel business records are 
off limits to Congress, though a third judge asked House Democrats' legal 
team to better justify their demands for the …
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