Data Demonstratives

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Data Demonstratives Kirkland & Ellis LLP Attorney Work Product Privileged and Confidential EFTA00233177 ear MI Owl MN 2=3 lorl r w bid w bid ma ewe me ow uNt ime Pushing the Federal Boundaries • We are not aware of any similar prosecution under any federal statute. - 18 prosecutions under 18 U.S.C. § 1591. - 170 prosecutions under 18 U.S.C. § 2422(b). - 170 prosecutions under 18 U.S.C. § 2423(b). — None of the 358 prosecutions is like this case. • Federal prosecution on these facts would be unprecedented. EFTA00233178 inii 1.4 W 1.9k 6i, 61 Lil Li L.L L—L 1.1, LI 1-1 Ll LI LI LI Li LI Sex Crimes Unit: Prosecutions • Palm Beach County's Sex Crimes Unit actively pursues sex crimes, including those involving minors. • Over the last 20 months, it has prosecuted more than 150 cases: — 27 cases of solicitation/sexual activity with a child; — 77 cases of lewd or lascivious battery; — 10 cases of lewd or lascivious battery with a child; and — 46 cases of sexual battery with a child. EFTA00233179 Sex Crimes Unit: Sentences • When the Sex Crimes Unit deems conduct to be serious in nature, it pursues harsh sentences. • Of its 150 prosecutions in the last 20 months: 11 resulted in sentences of 10 years or more for charges involving sexual activity with a child; — 11 resulted in sentences of 5 years or more for charges involving lewd or lascivious battery with a child; 6 resulted in sentences of 5 years or more for charges involving sexual battery (victim over 12); and — 1 resulted in a sentence of 10 years for charges involving unlawful sexual activity with a minor. EFTA00233180 IN•211M MEM i02. ens arm me ono Ira ONO imill ini Imi iiih bail imi imi bob This Office's Prosecutions in 2007 • All 12 sex crime prosecutions by this Office in 2007 are distinguishable. 4 involve the creation, distribution or possession of child pornography (perhaps including sexual abuse). 2 involve sex trafficking of a minor where minors were forced into prostitution. — 2 involve classic Internet predators who used the Internet to entice minors. - 2 involve sex tourism where the defendants traveled to foreign countries to engage in sex with minors. - 2 involve violations of the Adam Walsh Act where defendants failed to register as convicted sex offenders. EFTA00233181 Section 1591: Precedent • All 18 prosecutions under § 1591 are distinguishable. - 11 involved prostitution rings where defendant was profiting from the enterprise. — 5 involved international sex trafficking. 2 involved rape or physical abuse and intimidation. • No § 1591 prosecution is similar to this case. EFTA00233182 ms. — as sma Noe MO boil iiii iiiii hi 1■i Trafficking Cases Generally • Of 555 federal trafficking cases between 2001 and 2005: — 63 involved peonage/involuntary servitude; — 155 involved sale into involuntary servitude; — 16 involved transportation into slavery; — 134 involved forced labor; — 49 involved trafficking slaves; and — 129 involved sex trafficking of children. • No trafficking case is similar to this one. EFTA00233183 Section 2422(b): Precedent • All 170 prosecutions under § 2422(b) are distinguishable. - 160 involved the Internet. — 3 involved pimps of prostitution rings and did not specify the relevant interstate facility. — 7 involved the telephone, but of those: • 4 involved foreign travel and sex tourism; • 2 involved pimps and drugs or violence; and • 1 involved inducement where defendant made phone call and knew victim was underage. • No § 2422(b) prosecution is similar to this case. EFTA00233184 Section 2423(b): Precedent • All 170 prosecutions under § 2423(b) are distinguishable. - 138 involved defendants who traveled for the specific purpose of unlawful sex, i.e., classic sex tourism. - 31 involved defendants who traveled with the victims across state lines. - 1 involved defendant who traveled internationally, molested Thai children, and videotaped/photographed. • No § 2423(b) prosecution is similar to this case. EFTA00233185 we w Oaf *al aml dal Oh EMI *I old if dmi Section 1591: Boehm • Defendant purchased and distributed large quantities of crack cocaine and cocaine manufactured outside of Alaska; • Defendant used several locations, including hotels frequented by interstate travelers, to purchase drugs and distribute them to underage girls; • Defendant supplied drugs to underage girls; • Defendant arranged for the girls to have sex with members of the enterprise in exchange for drugs; • Defendant was in possession of illegal firearms; and • Defendant knew that the girls were underage. EFTA00233186 w. mg all our mod at iii.r _ lid at ow ad via doll *I if if ill it Section 1591: Evans • Defendant operated a child prostitution ring for commercial gain. • Defendant's use of the telephone was a critical part of the enterprise. — He supplied the women with cell phones. - He contacted the women using the phones. - He distributed their phone numbers to clients. • Defendant used several locations for his enterprise, including hotels frequented by interstate travelers. • Defendant was aware that one of the women had contracted AIDS and induced her over the phone to keep workin . EFTA00233187

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[Image 1] The image shows a document with text that appears to be a legal or informational text. The document is titled "OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY" and includes a date range of "2007-2010." The text discusses the prosecution of individuals for sex crimes and mentions the use of the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act. It also refers to the distribution of mug shots and the involvement of the FB [Image 2] The image shows a document with text, which appears to be a page from a book or a manual. The text is in English and discusses the legal implications of distributing or purchasing drugs, specifically cocaine and crack cocaine. It mentions that distributing or purchasing these drugs is illegal and can result in severe penalties, including imprisonment. The document also mentions that the distributi [Image 3] The image shows a document with text that appears to be a set of rules or guidelines related to sex offenses. The text is in English and discusses the requirements for sex offenders to register their information with law enforcement agencies. It mentions the frequency of registration, the types of offenses that require registration, and the consequences for failure to comply with the registration [Image 4] The image shows a document with text, which appears to be a page from a legal or official document. The text is related to legal proceedings and mentions a section of a code or law, specifically "Section 222(b) of Title 18 of the United States Code." The document also refers to a "precedent" and mentions a "case number." There are bullet points with sub-points, which seem to outline specific detai [Image 5] The image shows a document with text, which appears to be a court document or a legal notice. The text is too small to read clearly, but it seems to be related to a legal case or proceedings. The document is titled "Section 195.1(b) Child Abuse." There are bullet points with sub-points, which are typical in legal documents to outline the details of the case or the charges. The document is printed [Image 6] The image shows a document with text, which appears to be a legal or informational text. The document is titled "PRECEPTION (2021) 222821" and includes a section titled "PRECEPTION (2021) 222821." The text discusses the legal precedent of a case involving a traveler who was charged with a sex crime. It mentions that the defendant was found guilty and sentenced to a specific number of years in pris