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Trial date set for lawsuit against billionaire sex offender Epstein

Jane Musgrave Palm Beach Post Staff Writer

5:08 p.m Thursday, July 6, 2017 Central Palm Beach County

WEST PALM BEACH

A trial that promises to offer the first public airing of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's activities with teenage girls at his Palm Beach mansion is to be held in December, a Palm Beach County circuit judge agreed Thursday.

The malicious prosecution lawsuit that attorney Bradley Edwards filed against the Palm Beach billionaire has been on hold for years while various appeals were filed. With the issues resolved by the Florida Supreme Court last month, Circuit Judge Donald Hafele said the jury trial should begin Dec. 5.

While attorney Jack Scarola, who represents Edwards, had put President Donald Trump on the witness list, he has said he won't need Epstein's fellow part-time Palm Beacher to prove his case. The legal hurdles he would face to try to force a sitting president to take the witness stand are unnecessary, he said.

"We can prove our case without Donald Trump's testimony," Scarola said in May.

Scarola claims Epstein sued Edwards in 2009 to punish him for representing roughly a half-dozen women against Epstein. The women claimed Epstein paid them for sexually charged massages at his mansion when some were as young as 14. Epstein eventually dropped his lawsuit against Edwards, but the state Supreme Court recently ruled Edwards could still pursue the 64-year-old politically-connected money manager for malicious prosecution.

As part of a plea deal in 2008, Epstein settled the lawsuits that more than two dozen young women, including Edwards' clients, had filed against him. The settlement agreements were confidential.

When he agreed to plea guilty to charges of solicitation of prostitution and soliciting minors to engage in prostitution, he also agreed not to contest the women's claims. In what Edwards and others have described as a "sweetheart deal," Epstein served 13 months of an 18-month sentence. He was allowed to leave the Palm Beach County jail during the day to work, but he has been forced to register as a sexual offender.

Time later ?

Ok

Still want to make sure that we are responsible in how we approach everything

Want to move on the other things you are doing and then sort this out

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yes of course. issue is only one of did i have probable cause to bring a lawsuit. it should be easy his partner went to jail for 50 years.

Lets discuss - need to better understand the situation Can we discuss with your lawyer?