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Ghislaine Maxwell seeks to vacate conviction, cites new evidence
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Ghislaine Maxwell seeks to vacate conviction, cites new evidence
Introduction: Why the petition matters Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted associate of Jeffrey Epstein, has filed a federal petition asking a court to vacate or correct her conviction and 20-year prison sentence. The move is significant because Maxwell has exhausted all of her direct appeals and is now arguing that newly available material could show she did not receive a fair trial. The petition also has potential wider implications: it could com…
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