Federal judge declines Maxwell bid to toss conviction
A federal judge on Tuesday declined a petition from Ghislaine Maxwell to set aside her conviction, a long-shot bid that would have allowed for a new trial. Maxwell represented herself in the habeas petition challenging her detention that she filed last December.
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A federal judge on Tuesday declined a petition from Ghislaine Maxwell to set aside her conviction, a long-shot bid that would have allowed for a new trial. Maxwell represented herself in the habeas petition challenging her detention that she filed last December.
New York-based U.S. District Judge Paul Engelmayer noted Maxwell had previously been “represented…
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Original source: The Hill
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