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The Second Circuit Makes It More Difficult to Trust Prosecutors: Jeffrey Epstein Saga Adds to Circuit Split Over the Reach of NPA Promises

By Rebecca Guiterman Last week, the Second Circuit upheld Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell’s sex trafficking conviction and 20-year sentence. On appeal, one of the questions presented was whether Mr. Epstein’s non-prosecution agreement (NPA) with the United States Attorney’s Office for...

DOJ Lawyer Charged With Violating Six Rules of Professional Conduct: This One Feels Personal

By Sara Kropf In late 2017, I represented a client who participated in a protest against the inauguration of Donald Trump in the District of Columbia on January 20, 2017. She was charged with conspiracy to engage in felony rioting, among other things, and faced the potential of decades in prison....

Why the Good Faith Instruction Is the GOAT: The Autonomy Acquittals

By Sara Kropf A few weeks ago, a California federal jury acquitted two former executives of the British software company Autonomy of conspiracy and wire fraud charges. It was a remarkable outcome, particularly since Autonomy’s CFO had been convicted of similar charges a few years ago. The defense...
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On June 12, 2024, a District of Columbia jury acquitted a Kropf Moseley client of all charges of sexual assault following a multi-week trial. Sara was lead counsel on the case along with Barry Pollack of Harris, St. Laurent & Wechsler. 

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