Blanche-led DoJ likely to derail Epstein survivors’ pursuit of justice, experts say
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The article reports that Todd Blanche, Donald Trump's former defense lawyer, is expected to be confirmed as attorney general. Epstein survivors have warned that his leadership would hinder their pursuit of justice, citing his past handling of the case as acting attorney general. Legal experts predict further suppression and a lack of active investigations. Despite these concerns, victims' groups remain determined to continue their fight for justice.
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Blanche's past handling of Epstein case as acting AG criticized.
Victims' groups are determined to continue their fight.
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Key findings
Blanche's handling of the Epstein case as acting attorney general was characterized by misstep after misstep.
Opinion- Blanche's past handling of Epstein case as acting AG criticized.
- Senate confirmation process for attorney general.
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Loaded language removedLawyers predict ‘no active investigations’ but victims’ groups continue efforts
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Blanche's handling of the Epstein case as acting attorney general was characterized by misstep after misstep.
OpinionLawyers predict 'more suppression and no active investigations' under Blanche.
PredictionVictims' groups are determined to continue their fight.
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