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    Eliot Spitzer ’81 (D) will not face charges in the prostitution scandal that led to his resignation last spring, according to a statement made today by Michael Garcia, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York. "We have determined that there is insufficient evidence to bring charges against Mr. Spitzer for any offense relating to the withdrawal of funds for, and his payments to, the Emperors Club VIP" Garcia said, referring to the international prostitution ring in which Spitzer was implicated. Full Article at Daily Princetonian
    We have determined that there is insufficient evidence to bring charges against Mr. Spitzer for any offense relating to the withdrawal of funds for, and his payments to, the Emperors Club VIP
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Feds choose not to charge Spitzer ’81
  1. In light of the policy of the Department of Justice with respect to prostitution offenses and the longstanding practice of this Office, as well as Mr. Spitzer’s acceptance of responsibility for his conduct, we have concluded that the public interest would not be further advanced by filing criminal charg...
    SOURCE: Daily Princetonian 12 months ago
  2. I think he made the right choice [to resign the governorship], but it is a tragic choice for someone with as much talent and brain power as Eliot Spitzer
    SOURCE: Daily Princetonian 12 months ago
  3. I resigned my position as governor because I recognized that conduct was unworthy of an elected official
    Eliot Spitzer – Eliot Spitzer SOURCE: Daily Princetonian 12 months ago
  4. has acknowledged to this Office that he was a client of, and made payments to, the Emperor’s Club VIP.
    SOURCE: Daily Princetonian 12 months ago
  5. He has made a real mistake here, but, as he said, he is only human
    SOURCE: Daily Princetonian 12 months ago
  6. What if there is a ring of people, what if there’s a major prostitution ring that involves the mafia, big money, organized criminals who go beyond prostitution
    SOURCE: Daily Princetonian 12 months ago
  7. I appreciate the impartiality and thoroughness of the investigation by the U.S. attorney’s office, and I acknowledge and accept responsibility for the conduct it disclosed
    Eliot Spitzer – Eliot Spitzer SOURCE: Daily Princetonian 12 months ago
  8. I once again apologize for my actions, and for the pain and disappointment those actions caused my family and the many people who supported me during my career in public life
    Eliot Spitzer – Eliot Spitzer SOURCE: Daily Princetonian 12 months ago
  9. Is this person being treated more easily because he has connections and powerful friends? It’s a serious concern, but under the doctrine [of prosecutorial discretion], there’s very little that can be done, outside of attempts by the media to investigate
    SOURCE: Daily Princetonian 12 months ago

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