Ghislaine Maxwell to ask appeals court to throw out sex trafficking conviction
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Ghislaine Maxwell’s appeals arguments mirror earlier claims
A federal appeals court should reverse the conviction of Ghislaine Maxwell or grant a new trial on charges that she joined and enabled the sexual abuse that Jeffrey Epstein committed on scores of teenagers and young women for more than a decade, her lawyers argued in court papers Tuesday.
Ghislaine Maxwell appeals conviction, saying she was unfairly tried as proxy for Jeffrey Epstein
Ghislaine Maxwell appealed her sex trafficking conviction on Tuesday, claiming the feds unfairly used her as a proxy for Jeffrey Epstein after he killed himself in their custody.
Ghislaine Maxwell appeals to overturn sex trafficking conviction
Ghislaine Maxwell, a shamed sex trafficker and ex-British socialite, asked a federal appeals court on Tuesday to overturn her conviction and sentence for helping Jeffrey Epstein sexually abuse girls. US media reported that Maxwell's lawyers argued that the 61-year-old didn't receive a fair trial and was apparently used as a scapegoat because Epstein evaded justice, revealed a filing with the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in Manhat…
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