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Document 20-cr-80038
AI Analysis
Summary: The government argues that the defendant is a flight risk due to her ability to live in hiding and her history of concealing herself, particularly after Epstein's indictment. The defendant's argument that she has not fled the country during the investigation is not persuasive, as the return of the indictment significantly increases her incentive to flee. The government contends that the defendant's conduct is relevant to assessing her risk of flight.
Significance: This document is potentially important because it reveals the government's argument that the defendant is a flight risk and should not be granted bail due to her demonstrated ability to live in hiding and evade detection.
Key Topics:
defendant's risk of flight
defendant's ability to live in hiding
impact of indictment on defendant's incentives
Key People:
- the defendant - the individual being prosecuted
- Epstein - alleged co-conspirator