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In this May 2023 filing to the Superior Court of the Virgin Islands, a pro se incarcerated Ghislaine Maxwell requests a 180-day stay in her civil suit for indemnification against the Estate of Jeffrey Epstein. Maxwell argues she needs time to find new counsel following her previous attorney's withdrawal, citing severe communication restrictions and lack of access to legal resources (computers, state case law) within FCI Tallahassee. She also argues the civil case should be paused pending the outcome of her criminal appeal (2nd Circuit Case 22-14626-CR) and cites a 2002 lawsuit (Shanks v. Wexner) as evidence that Epstein historically indemnified her for legal costs.

Record of Proceedings from the Superior Court of the Virgin Islands dated March 9, 2022, regarding a civil debt case (ST-2020-CV-00155) filed by Ghislaine Maxwell against the Estate of Jeffrey Epstein and its executors, Darren Indyke and Richard Kahn, as well as NES, LLC. The document details a status hearing presided over by Judge Harold W.L. Willocks, attended by attorneys Kyle R. Waldner and Christopher A. Kroblin. The court set a deadline of August 1, 2022, for the parties to file briefs.

This document is a Prisoner Schedule Report prepared on July 30, 2019, for inmate movements from Brooklyn MDC to the SDNY court at 500 Pearl St on July 31, 2019. It lists schedule details, medical concerns (including seizures and heart conditions), security concerns (specifically identifying members of the YG'z and Hooly gangs, as well as a sex offender requiring isolation), and assigned judges for various redacted inmates. While names are redacted, the document appears in the Epstein file (EFTA bates stamp) and dates to the period of his incarceration, listing a sex offender arraignment on that day.