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Most of us were taught to do things correctly the first time. Once something is broken or put together incorrectly, you have lost your

best opportunity at getting it right. And never has that been more on display than with the handling

of the criminal case against Jeffrey Epstein.

The criminal justice system's initial interaction with Jeffrey Epstein was a Florida criminal

case in the mid-2000s. That case ended with a plea agreement that was so inexplicably bad

and tilted toward the defendant as to literally be the beginning

point for what is still being discussed a quarter of a century later. It looks like,

it looks like the police, the investigators did a good enough job, at least from what I can see back then.

Some plea agreements, some plea deals are necessitated because of a lack of evidence.

That does not appear to be the case here. This appears to be a gratuitously generous plea

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