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From: "Alan Dershowitz"
To
Subject: Re: It was nice having a drink
Date: Fri, 20 Mar 2009 21:45:11 +0000
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Dearer
Sorry I couldn't get back to you earlier with the name and number. I will have it for you on Monday. I really appreciate your
willingness to make the call. You are a real mensch.
Best
Akan
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Date: Thu. 19 Mar 2009 10:11:50
To:
Subject: RE: It was nice having a drink
Alan,
It was great seeing you and your beautiful family as well. As we were
talking, I couldn't help but think that Don Rickles once referred to
that same area as "G-d's waiting room." What a transformation!
Hopefully, you'll be coming down for many years to come and I look
forward to maintaining and growing our friendship.
Regarding Mr. Epstein, the United States Attorney's Office will not
interfere with how the Palm Beach Sheriffs Office administers the
sentence imposed by the Court. That being said, this does not mean that
the USAO condones or encourages PBSO to mitigate the terms and
conditions of his sentence. Furthermore, it does not mean that, if
contacted for our position concerning alternative custody or in-home
detention, we would not object. To be clear, if contacted we will
object. Naturally, I also expect that no one on behalf of Mr. Epstein
will use my assurance to you to affirmatively represent to PBSO that the
USAO does not object to an alternative custody or in-home detention.
Have a safe trip back to Boston and I look forward to reading your new
book. Take care,
----Original Message
From: Alan Dershowitz [mailto
]
Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2009 5:59 PM
To:
Subject: It was nice having a drink
Dear IN
It was so nice having a relaxed drink and conversation on the porch of
our neighborhood bistro. Now you see why we love this location so much
and want to make it our second (and perhaps our first) home. I
appreciate your kind words of advice, encouragement and friendshi…
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