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The Epstein case has drawn sustained public attention because of the number of high-profile figures mentioned in the records. However, prosecutors are bound by evidentiary standards, statutes of limitations, jurisdictional constraints, and due process requirements. In several instances, investigations concluded that available evidence was insufficient to support charges.
Bondi’s reported comment has been interpreted in sharply different ways. Some view it as a candid acknowledgment of logistical and legal limits—the sheer volume of names, aging evidence, and the risks of pursuing weak cases that could fail in court. Others see it as a troubling signal that institutional stability may be taking precedence over aggressive accountability.
