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Supreme Court Urged to Dismiss Ghislaine Maxwell’s Flawed Appeal


Ghislaine Maxwell is serving a 20-year prison sentence for helping Jeffrey Epstein abuse underage girls. She was found guilty of sex trafficking and other horrible crimes. The Department of Justice just told the Supreme Court to reject her appeal. They say her legal arguments don’t hold water.

Maxwell recruited young girls for Epstein’s abuse. She groomed them and sometimes joined in the evil acts herself. These terrible crimes happened for years. A jury heard all the evidence and convicted her fairly.

Her family claims she didn’t get a fair trial. That’s simply not true. Maxwell had every chance to defend herself in court. The jury saw the facts and delivered justice for the victims.

The Justice Department stood firm against her appeal. They told the Supreme Court that Maxwell’s legal claims are wrong. Lower courts already rejected these arguments. There’s no reason for the highest court to get involved.

Maxwell tried to hide behind an old legal deal Epstein made. But that agreement was only for Florida cases. It doesn’t protect her from facing justice in New York. She can’t twist the law to escape responsibility.

These victims were innocent children. Maxwell helped ruin their lives for Epstein’s pleasure. The crimes were sick and inexcusable. Twenty years in prison is the right punishment for such evil acts.

This case shows why we must punish those who help predators. Accomplices like Maxwell deserve harsh sentences. We must protect children from these monsters. Our legal system did its job here.

Conservatives support this tough stance against sex criminals. We believe in real justice, not legal tricks. Maxwell deserves every day of her sentence. The Supreme Court must reject this shameful appeal and let justice stand.

Written by Keith Jacobs

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