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Summary
This document is a page from a court transcript dated July 22, 2022, detailing the sentencing of Ms. Maxwell. The judge, noting her lack of remorse, imposes a sentence of 240 months (20 years) imprisonment and five years of supervised release. The sentence is broken down by count, with all terms to run concurrently.
People (2)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Ms. Maxwell | Defendant |
The individual being sentenced by the court for criminal conduct.
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| Ms. Maxwell's counsel | Legal Counsel / Attorney |
Mentioned as being present with Ms. Maxwell during the sentencing.
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Organizations (3)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| Court | government agency |
Referred to as "this Court" throughout the document, it is the judicial body imposing the sentence.
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| Probation Department | government agency |
Mentioned as having provided a sentencing recommendation of 240 months.
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| SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. | company |
Listed at the bottom of the page, likely the court reporting service that transcribed the proceedings.
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Timeline (1 events)
2022-07-22
A judge is delivering the sentence for Ms. Maxwell. The sentence is 240 months (20 years) of imprisonment, followed by five years of supervised release. The sentences for Counts Three, Four, and Six are to run concurrently.
Court
Relationships (1)
The document mentions "Ms. Maxwell and her counsel", indicating a client-attorney relationship during the legal proceedings.
Key Quotes (4)
"Today's sentence will attempt to acknowledge the harm that Ms. Maxwell caused and it will strongly and unequivocally condemn her criminal conduct."Source
— The Judge
(The judge is stating the purpose of the sentence being delivered.)
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"I do conclude, consistent with the Probation Department recommendation, that a sentence of 240 months, which is slightly above the guideline range that I found, is both sufficient and necessary..."Source
— The Judge
(The judge is explaining the rationale behind the length of the sentence, noting it aligns with the Probation Department's recommendation.)
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"Ms. Maxwell, it is the judgment of this Court that you be sentenced to a period of 240 months, 20 years, to be followed by a period of five years' supervised release."Source
— The Judge
(The formal pronouncement of the sentence to the defendant, Ms. Maxwell.)
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"To be precise, I am sentencing Ms. Maxwell to 60 months on Count Three, 120 months on Count Four, and 240 months on Count Six, all to run concurrently, for a total of 240 months' imprisonment."Source
— The Judge
(The judge provides a detailed breakdown of the sentence across the specific counts of conviction.)
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 737 Filed 07/22/22 Page 96 of 101
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1 go to trial. She has every right to appeal that verdict. But
2 it is appropriate for this Court, in the face of genuine
3 expressions of remorse and acceptance of responsibility, to
4 decrease punishment because that's part of the message that's
5 being sent by the law. It's appropriate to note and to take
6 into account a lack of acceptance of responsibility, a lack of
7 expression of remorse as to her own conduct. Today's sentence
8 will attempt to acknowledge the harm that Ms. Maxwell caused
9 and it will strongly and unequivocally condemn her criminal
10 conduct.
11 I do conclude, consistent with the Probation
12 Department recommendation, that a sentence of 240 months, which
13 is slightly above the guideline range that I found, is both
14 sufficient and necessary -- and no greater than necessary to
15 meet the purposes of punishment that I have described.
16 I will now formally state the sentence I intend to
17 impose. I will ask Ms. Maxwell and her counsel to please rise.
18 Ms. Maxwell, it is the judgment of this Court that you
19 be sentenced to a period of 240 months, 20 years, to be
20 followed by a period of five years' supervised release.
21 You may be seated.
22 To be precise, I am sentencing Ms. Maxwell to 60
23 months on Count Three, 120 months on Count Four, and 240 months
24 on Count Six, all to run concurrently, for a total of 240
25 months' imprisonment. I am sentencing her to three years of
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1 go to trial. She has every right to appeal that verdict. But
2 it is appropriate for this Court, in the face of genuine
3 expressions of remorse and acceptance of responsibility, to
4 decrease punishment because that's part of the message that's
5 being sent by the law. It's appropriate to note and to take
6 into account a lack of acceptance of responsibility, a lack of
7 expression of remorse as to her own conduct. Today's sentence
8 will attempt to acknowledge the harm that Ms. Maxwell caused
9 and it will strongly and unequivocally condemn her criminal
10 conduct.
11 I do conclude, consistent with the Probation
12 Department recommendation, that a sentence of 240 months, which
13 is slightly above the guideline range that I found, is both
14 sufficient and necessary -- and no greater than necessary to
15 meet the purposes of punishment that I have described.
16 I will now formally state the sentence I intend to
17 impose. I will ask Ms. Maxwell and her counsel to please rise.
18 Ms. Maxwell, it is the judgment of this Court that you
19 be sentenced to a period of 240 months, 20 years, to be
20 followed by a period of five years' supervised release.
21 You may be seated.
22 To be precise, I am sentencing Ms. Maxwell to 60
23 months on Count Three, 120 months on Count Four, and 240 months
24 on Count Six, all to run concurrently, for a total of 240
25 months' imprisonment. I am sentencing her to three years of
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