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Lawyers for Ghislaine Maxwell Want Sex Trafficking Conviction Thrown Out
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Ghislaine Maxwell, who is currently serving a 20-year prison sentence for her role in Jeffrey Epstein's elaborate sex trafficking operation, may have a glimmer of hope for overturning her conviction. Maxwell's legal team is asserting that she should be protected under the terms of an agreement that was established years ago. They argue that this agreement shields Maxwell from prosecution and that her conviction should be vacated as a result.
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In this segment, Law&Crime's Jesse Weber is joined by Tracy Walder, a former special agent with both the CIA and FBI, to dissect the intricacies of Maxwell's lawyers' argument. Together, they examine the specifics of the agreement in question, its potential applicability to Maxwell's case, and the legal precedents that may support or undermine her attorneys' efforts to have her conviction thrown out.
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