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Prince Andrew's attorneys ask to dismiss US sex assault lawsuit saying it violates the terms of a settlement agreement

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By Sonia Moghe, CNN Attorneys for Prince Andrew are asking for a lawsuit filed against him by Virginia Roberts Giuffre to be dismissed, saying it violates the terms of a settlement agreement with sex offender and disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, where she agreed to a “general release” of claims …

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  1. France 24

    Prince Andrew asks US court to dismiss sex case (opens France 24)

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    Britain's Prince Andrew on Friday filed a motion requesting a New York court dismiss a sexual harassment lawsuit against him, a court document showed.

  2. The Times of Israel

    Lawyers deny UK’s Prince Andrew sexually abused American teen (opens The Times of Israel)

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    NY court asked to throw out lawsuit brought by Virginia Giuffre, a victim in the Jeffery Epstein trafficking case, claiming she fabricated charges against the royal for publicity

  3. KVIA El Paso

    Prince Andrew's attorneys ask to dismiss US sex assault lawsuit saying it violates the terms of a settlement agreement (opens KVIA El Paso)

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    By Sonia Moghe, CNN Attorneys for Prince Andrew are asking for a lawsuit filed against him by Virginia Roberts Giuffre to be dismissed, saying it violates the terms of a settlement agreement with sex offender and disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, where she agreed to a “general release” of claims …

  4. Deutsche Welle

    Prince Andrew wants Jeffrey Epstein sex abuse-related lawsuit dismissed | DW (opens Deutsche Welle)

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    Prince Andrew's lawyers have requested that a US judge toss a lawsuit filed by Virginia Giuffre. She received a settlement from Jeffrey Epstein and says Prince Andrew sexually abused her when she was 17.

  5. France 24

    Prince Andrew asks US court to dismiss 'baseless' sex abuse case (opens France 24)

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    Britain's Prince Andrew insisted his sexual assault accuser was out to profit from a "baseless lawsuit" against him as he asked a New York court to dismiss the case Friday.

  6. Fox News

    Prince Andrew's lawyers ask for sexual abuse lawsuit to be tossed, he denies allegations (opens Fox News)

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    Prince Andrew, Duke of York, has requested that a New York judge throw out the sexual abuse and battery lawsuit brought against him by Virginia Giuffre.

  7. The Columbian

    Lawyer: Prince Andrew never sexually assaulted American (opens The Columbian)

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    NEW YORK — Lawyers for Prince Andrew asked a New York judge Friday to throw out a lawsuit accusing the prince of sexually abusing an American when she was 17, saying the prince “never sexually abused

  8. The Hill

    Prince Andrew seeks to have 'baseless' lawsuit by Epstein accuser dropped (opens The Hill)

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    Prince Andrew is seeking to have a judge drop a lawsuit waged against him by Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Roberts Giuffre, who claims they she was forced to have sex with the Duke of York when she was under

  9. Insider

    Attorneys for Prince Andrew want a sexual assault lawsuit against him tossed, arguing it violates a settlement the accuser made with Jeffrey Epstein (opens Insider)

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    Virginia Roberts Giuffre sued Prince Andrew in August, accusing him of forcing her to perform sex acts on him when she was 17.

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