mirror-epstein-docs/results/IMAGES004/DOJ-OGR-00011476.json

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  "full_text": "Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 734-3 Filed 07/15/22 Page 2 of 3\nincluding statutes of limitations and prior settlements, and applies more relaxed evidentiary requirements.\nImportant features of the Program include:\n1. The Program is independent of and entirely free from any interference or control by the Epstein Estate. The Administrator has complete autonomy and decision-making authority to determine individual claimant eligibility and compensation. The Estate has no authority to modify or reject the Administrator's decisions on any basis or as to any claim, and the Estate will pay all eligible claims based on the Administrator's determination.\n2. The Program is purely voluntary; no individual claimant is required to participate. A victim's legal rights are not impacted unless the victim accepts the compensation offered by the Administrator and signs a release, agreeing not to engage in any further litigation against the Epstein Estate and related entities and/or individuals.\n3. The Program is confidential. Protecting Claimant privacy is of paramount importance to the Program. The Program will maintain strict confidentiality of all information submitted, but will not impose any limitations on the Claimant's ability to share information with law enforcement, or anyone else.\n\"Our work with victims of Catholic Church abuse, September 11th and other similar programs has provided us with invaluable insight into how to calculate the incalculable, and take into account the life-long effects of trauma,\" said Ms. Biros, who co-designed the Program. Mr. Feinberg added, \"The role of the Administrator is to apply a certain level of objectivity while taking into account the specific circumstances presented by each individual claim. It is a challenging task, but one that Jordy is uniquely qualified to undertake. Her empathetic and judicious style, and her long-time claims experience and service to victims in the 9/11 community will serve this Program and Epstein's victims well.\"\nBeginning today, the Administrator will provide a Claim Form and other relevant Program information to individuals who have filed a lawsuit, legal action or claim of sexual abuse against Jeffrey Epstein and/or the Estate may begin the process of filing a claim with the Program, or have otherwise been identified by counsel. Other individuals may also be eligible to participate in the Program by registering on the Program website. The claims filing period will run through March 25, 2021.\nThe Program was initially proposed to the Probate Court of the U.S. Virgin Islands (\"Probate Court\") on November 14, 2019. The Co-Designers solicited feedback from various interested parties, including victims' counsel, and that feedback was incorporated into a draft protocol that was presented to the Probate Court on February 4, 2020. The final protocol was approved by the Probate Court on June 3, 2020.\n\"We are pleased to get this Program up and running after months of considered and collaborative design. My staff is deeply sensitive to the unique circumstances involved and is committed to processing the victims' claims in a prompt, fair and effective manner,\" said Ms. Feldman.\nDOJ-OGR-00011476",
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      "content": "including statutes of limitations and prior settlements, and applies more relaxed evidentiary requirements.\nImportant features of the Program include:\n1. The Program is independent of and entirely free from any interference or control by the Epstein Estate. The Administrator has complete autonomy and decision-making authority to determine individual claimant eligibility and compensation. The Estate has no authority to modify or reject the Administrator's decisions on any basis or as to any claim, and the Estate will pay all eligible claims based on the Administrator's determination.\n2. The Program is purely voluntary; no individual claimant is required to participate. A victim's legal rights are not impacted unless the victim accepts the compensation offered by the Administrator and signs a release, agreeing not to engage in any further litigation against the Epstein Estate and related entities and/or individuals.\n3. The Program is confidential. Protecting Claimant privacy is of paramount importance to the Program. The Program will maintain strict confidentiality of all information submitted, but will not impose any limitations on the Claimant's ability to share information with law enforcement, or anyone else.",
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  "additional_notes": "The document appears to be a court filing related to the Epstein Estate's compensation program for victims of sexual abuse. The text is well-formatted and easy to read, with clear headings and paragraphs. There are no visible redactions or damages to the document."
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