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Summary
This document is a page from a court transcript, likely from a sentencing hearing for a defendant named Ms. Maxwell, filed on July 22, 2022. The speaker, presumably her attorney, argues for a lenient sentence by highlighting her age (over 60), lack of prior criminal history, and positive contributions while incarcerated, such as tutoring fellow inmates in the MDC. The attorney contrasts her good character with the 'terrible conduct' for which she is being sentenced.
People (4)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Ms. Maxwell | Defendant/Inmate |
The subject of the document, being sentenced for 'terrible conduct'. The speaker argues for leniency based on her age...
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| Unnamed Speaker | Counsel/Attorney |
The individual speaking to the Court ('As I said before...'), presumably Ms. Maxwell's attorney, arguing on her behal...
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| Unnamed fellow unit inmate | Inmate |
An inmate who wrote an unsolicited letter to the Court about Ms. Maxwell's positive contributions to the unit.
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| Unnamed counsel for other inmates | Counsel/Attorney |
Attorneys who personally contacted the speaker to report that Ms. Maxwell was providing needed educational assistance...
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Organizations (3)
| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| The Court | government agency |
The judicial body being addressed by the speaker and to which a letter about Ms. Maxwell was submitted.
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| MDC | government agency |
The detention center where Ms. Maxwell is incarcerated and where educational programs had been suspended.
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| SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. | company |
Listed at the bottom of the page, likely the court reporting firm that transcribed the proceedings.
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Timeline (3 events)
2022-07-22
A sentencing hearing for Ms. Maxwell, where her counsel is arguing for leniency.
Ms. Maxwell was subjected to presentence incarceration, including solitary confinement, before being moved to the general population.
MDC
Ms. Maxwell began conducting English classes and GED tutoring for fellow inmates after being moved to the general population.
MDC
Ms. Maxwell
inmates
Locations (1)
| Location | Context |
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The location where Ms. Maxwell was incarcerated and conducted English and GED tutoring for other inmates.
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Relationships (2)
Ms. Maxwell assists her fellow inmates by conducting English classes and GED tutoring. One inmate wrote a supportive letter to the court on her behalf.
The speaker is acting as legal counsel for Ms. Maxwell, arguing to the Court on her behalf during her sentencing.
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Complete text extracted from the document (1,670 characters)
Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 737 Filed 07/22/22 Page 83 of 101
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1 unusually harsh and punishing, she will remain in the shadow of
2 prison bars until she can return to the sunlight of liberty.
3 As I said before, she is over 60 years old. She has
4 no history of violence. She had no criminal history before or
5 after the crimes of conviction, which ended some 20 years ago,
6 and the Court needs to consider that there is an extensive
7 period that has elapsed from the end of the charged conduct.
8 She poses no danger to society or of recidivism. Her personal
9 circumstances include many accomplishments and good deeds.
10 As I said, she has been subjected to extensive
11 punishing conditions of presentence incarceration in solitary
12 confinement. When she was moved within the last two months to
13 general population, she began interacting with the inmates and
14 assisting them in many, many ways. She began conducting
15 English classes and GED tutoring, programs that were no longer
16 being offered in the MDC and certainly had been suspended as a
17 result of the ongoing pandemic. Her asset to the unit in
18 general population is recited in the unsolicited letter
19 submitted to the Court from one of her fellow unit inmates.
20 But I have also been contacted personally by counsel for other
21 inmates in Ms. Maxwell's unit, reporting to me that she is
22 providing needed educational assistance that has not been
23 ongoing for at least two years.
24 Ms. Maxwell is being sentenced for terrible conduct.
25 There is no denying that. But she has the ability and the
2 prison bars until she can return to the sunlight of liberty.
3 As I said before, she is over 60 years old. She has
4 no history of violence. She had no criminal history before or
5 after the crimes of conviction, which ended some 20 years ago,
6 and the Court needs to consider that there is an extensive
7 period that has elapsed from the end of the charged conduct.
8 She poses no danger to society or of recidivism. Her personal
9 circumstances include many accomplishments and good deeds.
10 As I said, she has been subjected to extensive
11 punishing conditions of presentence incarceration in solitary
12 confinement. When she was moved within the last two months to
13 general population, she began interacting with the inmates and
14 assisting them in many, many ways. She began conducting
15 English classes and GED tutoring, programs that were no longer
16 being offered in the MDC and certainly had been suspended as a
17 result of the ongoing pandemic. Her asset to the unit in
18 general population is recited in the unsolicited letter
19 submitted to the Court from one of her fellow unit inmates.
20 But I have also been contacted personally by counsel for other
21 inmates in Ms. Maxwell's unit, reporting to me that she is
22 providing needed educational assistance that has not been
23 ongoing for at least two years.
24 Ms. Maxwell is being sentenced for terrible conduct.
25 There is no denying that. But she has the ability and the
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.
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(212) 805-0300
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(212) 805-0300
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