US EditionHouse Oversight Committee rejects Ghislaine Maxwell's request for immunity in exchange for her testimony
UNITED STATES, JUL 29 – The House Oversight Committee declined Maxwell's demand for immunity in exchange for testimony, citing legal integrity and political concerns amid her ongoing appeal and 20-year sentence.
- The House Oversight Committee rejected Ghislaine Maxwell's request for immunity in exchange for her testimony about Jeffrey Epstein's crimes, as noted by a committee spokesperson.
- Maxwell plans to invoke her Fifth Amendment rights and will not testify unless immunity is granted, according to her attorney David Markus.
- Maxwell was subpoenaed to testify on August 11 regarding her involvement with Epstein, who was convicted of sex trafficking, according to the text.
- Maxwell's legal team stated that she would be willing to testify freely if immunity were granted, but the Oversight Committee confirmed that it would not consider this request.
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Legal Analyst: Status of Ghislaine Maxwell's testimony
(QUEEN CITY NEWS) — An attorney for Ghislaine Maxwell says she would only speak with the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee if granted immunity. The panel swiftly rejected that request. Last week, the panel subpoenaed Maxwell, an associate of Jeffrey Epstein, compelling her testimony amid demands on the Trump administration to release files from the financier who killed himself while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. V…
Ghislaine Maxwell offers testimony for immunity
What happenedConvicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell offered Tuesday to testify to Congress about her relationship with her late boyfriend Jeffrey Epstein as the White House struggles to contain the fallout from its handling of the Epstein case.President Donald Trump, who is widely believed to be mentioned multiple times in the investigation files, said Tuesday he fell out with his onetime friend Epstein because the child sex offender repeate…
House Oversight Committee Makes Decision on Ghislaine Maxwell's Request For Immunity
The House Oversight Committee has rejected a request from Ghislaine Maxwell’s lawyers to grant her immunity in exchange for her testimony to Congress on the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. Maxwell’s legal team had pushed for clemency and a delayed deposition, but Chairman Comer’s office confirmed no immunity will be considered. Key Facts: Ghislaine Maxwell was subpoenaed to testify before Congress on Aug. 11 regarding Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes. H…
Ghislaine Maxwell makes Congress an offer they'll probably refuse, but a plea to Trump is still in the picture
Ghislaine Maxwell, who was convicted as Jeffrey Epstein’s accomplice, has responded to the House Oversight Committee’s subpoena with an offer to testify, but her terms come with significant conditions. The offer, detailed in a letter sent to Committee Chair James Comer on Tuesday, includes a request for formal immunity among other demands. According to CNN, Maxwell’s legal team initially planned to use her Fifth Amendment rights but changed cour…
US House panel rejects immunity request by Epstein associate Maxwell - West Hawaii Today
A Republican-led congressional committee rejected on Tuesday a request by a longtime associate of the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein for immunity from future prosecution as a condition for testifying to the panel in the midst of a political storm surrounding President Donald Trump.
US House panel rejects immunity request by Epstein associate Maxwell - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
WASHINGTON — A Republican-led congressional committee rejected on Tuesday a request by a longtime associate of the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein for immunity from future prosecution as a condition for testifying to the panel in the midst of a political storm surrounding President Donald Trump.
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