Tag - Alice Fisher

Snapshot Full name: Alice Stevens Fisher Profession: Attorney, former senior Justice Department official, and corporate defense lawyer Relevant government position: Assistant Attorney General for the United States Department of Justice Criminal Division from 2005 through May 23, 2008 Current professional role: Partner and General Counsel at Latham and Watkins in Washington, according to the firm’s ... Read more

The Lawyers, Prosecutors, Justice Department Officials, and Reputation Network That Helped Create, Preserve, and Defend the Non-Prosecution Agreement EpsteinWiki Enablers Series This article is part of the EpsteinWiki Enablers series, which documents the lawyers, government officials, advisers, investigators, institutions, and reputation managers whose actions helped Jeffrey Epstein avoid accountability, preserve favorable legal outcomes, defend his ... Read more

Snapshot Kathryn H. Ruemmler, commonly known as Kathy Ruemmler, is an American lawyer who served as White House Counsel to President Barack Obama, led the white collar defense practice at Latham & Watkins, and later became chief legal officer and general counsel of Goldman Sachs. Released records document a sustained relationship between Ruemmler and Jeffrey ... Read more

Credit / Attribution: U.S. Department of Labor License: Public domain Source: Wikimedia Commons – Alexander Acosta The United States attorney who approved Jeffrey Epstein’s secret nonprosecution agreement later called it a strategy for securing jail time. The Justice Department called it poor judgment. Jeffrey Epstein’s federal case in South Florida did not disappear because prosecutors ... Read more

The former judge and independent counsel used his prestige and access to attack the prosecution, resist survivor notification, and press senior Justice Department officials for repeated review Jeffrey Epstein did not face the federal indictment that prosecutors had prepared in South Florida. He received a confidential nonprosecution agreement, pleaded guilty to two state offenses, served ... Read more