Epstein Survivors Film Psa Asking Senators to Vote Against Blanche for Ag
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Epstein Survivors & AG Confirmation
Topic poll · all networksEpstein's 2008 plea deal: how many months did he actually serve in jail?
- 13 months
- 36 months
- 54 months
- 72 months
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13 months
Epstein survivors can formally oppose associates' federal appointments
Jeffrey Epstein's controversial 2008 plea deal sparked decades of survivor advocacy. Senators can weigh public input during AG confirmations. Learn more at Wikipedia
AG nominee Todd Blanche defended Trump in the first U.S. presidential felony trial.
Blanche represented Trump in the 2024 Manhattan hush money trial, where Trump was convicted on all 34 felony counts — the first U.S. president convicted of a crime. Epstein survivors are now urging senators to block his confirmation.
Topic poll · all networksTodd Blanche, opposed for DOJ, was Trump's lawyer in which 2024 trial?
- Manhattan hush money trial
- Mar-a-Lago documents trial
- Jan. 6 federal trial
- Georgia RICO trial
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Manhattan hush money trial
Epstein survivors have federal legal rights to be heard in proceedings
The Crime Victims' Rights Act of 2004 grants federal crime victims the right to be heard in judicial and related proceedings. Epstein's survivors have invoked these rights repeatedly. Learn more at Wikipedia