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Type: Legal filing (appeal brief/motion conclusion)
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Summary

This document is the 'Conclusion' section of a legal filing (likely an appeal brief) dated April 19, 2021, arguing for the release of Ghislaine Maxwell. The defense contends that Maxwell is not a flight risk, that the government's case is weak and based on 'old, anonymous accusations,' and that she cannot prepare for trial under her current 'appalling' prison conditions. The text heavily criticizes the government for relying on the specter of Jeffrey Epstein to justify her detention without a proper adversarial hearing.

People (2)

Name Role Context
Ghislaine Maxwell Defendant/Appellant
Subject of the motion requesting release; argument made that she is not a flight risk and conditions of confinement a...
Jeffrey Epstein Deceased Associate/Comparison Point
Mentioned repeatedly to distinguish Maxwell from him; defense argues the government is using his name to justify hars...

Organizations (3)

Name Type Context
The Government
Opposing party in the appeal; accused of using 'trust us' tactics.
Bureau of Prisons
Cited by the Government to claim confinement conditions are fine.
The Court
Refers to the 'court below' which the defense claims erred by trusting the government without a hearing.

Timeline (2 events)

2021-04-19
Filing of Document 57 in Case 21-770
Court of Appeals (implied by 'court below')
Future (at time of writing)
Trial
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Relationships (2)

Ghislaine Maxwell Association/Comparison Jeffrey Epstein
Defense explicitly argues 'Ghislaine Maxwell is not Jeffrey Epstein' to distance her from his actions and suicide.
Ghislaine Maxwell Adversarial The Government
The document describes the legal proceedings as an 'adversary system'.

Key Quotes (5)

"Ms. Maxwell should be released."
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"Ghislaine Maxwell is not Jeffrey Epstein."
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"The Government’s tactic in this appeal... is transparent – it is 'trust us.'"
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"...we can’t have another Jeffrey Epstein situation..."
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"Ms. Maxwell can demonstrate that the Government’s case – based on old, anonymous accusations – is weak."
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Case 21-770, Document 57, 04/19/2021, 3080288, Page13 of 30
CONCLUSION
Ms. Maxwell should be released. The allegations against her are weak, she is not a risk of flight, and her appearance at trial is assured by an unprecedented bail package. In the meantime, she cannot effectively prepare for trial under these truly appalling conditions.
The Government’s tactic in this appeal, and in the court below, is transparent – it is “trust us.” Trust our proffer on the evidence because we indicted her (and this case relates to Jeffrey Epstein). Trust us when we say her conditions are fine because the Bureau of Prisons says they are fine (and we can’t have another Jeffrey Epstein situation). The court below clearly erred, however, in just trusting the Government without any actual evidence and without a real hearing, notwithstanding Jeffrey Epstein. As much as the Government would like this case to be the Jeffrey Epstein show, Ghislaine Maxwell is not Jeffrey Epstein.
Ms. Maxwell understands that she and the Government are not going to agree on the facts. This is an adversary system, of course. But in that circumstance, there must be an adversarial hearing where Ms. Maxwell can demonstrate that the Government’s case – based on old, anonymous accusations – is weak. There must be an adversarial hearing
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