Prosecutors Urge Appeals Court to Uphold Ghislaine Maxwell’s Conviction

Prosecutors Urge Appeals Court to Uphold Ghislaine Maxwell’s Conviction
This courtroom sketch shows Ghislaine Maxwell (C) entering court, followed by two U.S. Marshalls, for her trial on charges of sex trafficking, in New York City, on Dec. 2, 2021. Jane Rosenberg/AFP via Getty Images
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The U.S. government has urged an appeals court to uphold the conviction and 20-year prison sentence of Ghislaine Maxwell, the onetime girlfriend of Jeffrey Epstein, who was found guilty of helping the disgraced late billionaire financier sexually abuse teenage girls and women.

In a filing with the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan on Thursday, federal prosecutors said none of Maxwell’s legal arguments about the fairness of her trial held merit.

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