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Page 24 of 32 For a man who has never lacked for self-confidence, Mr. Dershowitz now finds himself saddled with regret Two clients. he said, have backed away from him because of his accuser's claims. and he worries whether universities like Johns Hopkins will invite him to give speeches or present him with awards. He now says he thinks that he should have said no when Mr. Epstein called. "I think I do regret having taken the case in light of everything that has happened since," he said. "If I could give back the money I made in this case and have this episode of my life erased, I'd do it." URL: http://www.nytimes.corrY2015/12/13/businessralan-dershowitz-on-the-defense-his-own.html LOAD-DATE: December 13. 2015 LANGUAGE: ENGLISH GRAPHIC: PHOTOS: "This is very serious." said Alan Dershowitz, top, who defended Jeffrey Epstein, above, in a sexual misconduct case. "It involves my life, my legacy. my career, my history. my reputation." (PHOTOGRAPHS BY TODD HEISLER/THE NEW YORK TIMES RICK FRIEDMAN/CORBIS) (8U1) Mr. Dershowitz, above. last month in Manhattan. and below, in 1995 at the murder trial of O.J. Simpson in Los Angeles. Mr. Dershowitz. who has never lacked for self-confidence. now says he regrets taking his friend Jeffrey Epstein's case. (PHOTOGRAPH BY TODD HEISLER/THE NEW YORK TIMES REED SAXON) Over his five-decade career. Alan Dershowitz has defended celebrities such as. from left Claus von Wow. trailed by reporters in 1985 Leona Helmsley. with her husband, Harry, in 1991 Mike Tyson. in 1994 and O.J. Simpson. in 1995. (PHOTOGRAPHS BY DAVE TENENBAUWASSOCIATED PRESS MARIA BASTONE/AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE - GETTY IMAGES TOM RUSSO/ASSOCIATED PRESS SAM MIRCOVICH/REUTERS) (BU9) PUBLICATION-TYPE: Newspaper Copyright 2015 The New York Times Company Return to List Note: Possible match- sex trafficking could relate to money laundering. FOCUS - 12 of 19 Documents The New York Times February 18, 2017 Saturday Late Edition - Final Labor Pick's Role in Sex Case May Cloud Bid BYLINE: 8y BARRY MEIER SECTION: Section A: Column 0: National Desk: Pg. 14 LENGTH: 536 words For R. Alexander Acosta. President Trump's new pick for labor secretary, renewed attention on a salacious lawsuit may not come at a great time. A decade ago, Mr. Acosta, the United States attomey in Miami at the time, played a role in what critics said was a lenient plea deal given to a wealthy New Yorker. Jeffrey E. Epstein, who was accused of paying underage girls for sexual massages. https://www.lexisnexis.com/dd/delivery/PmtDoc.do?jobliandle= I 825:64072 I 064&doldFil... 4/30/20 I 8 CONFIDENTIAL - PURSUANT TO FED. R. GRIM. P. 6(e) DB-SDNY-0059863 CONFIDENTIAL SDNY_GM_00206047 EFTA01368197