New York: The date of June’s first sentence was set for Friday for Socialite Ghislaine England Maxwell after his conviction last month on charges, including sex trade and conspiracy related to the recruitment of teenage girls to abuse Jeffrey sexually.
US District Judge Alison J Nathan announced on June 28 even when he waited to resolve the defense claim that the new trial had to be ordered after the acceptance of the Juror Public after his sexual harassment decision.
The jury, who had never been fully identified, said on media outlets last week that he told the other judges for one week of deliberation that he was sexually harassed as a child and used what he learned about the subject to convince others to punish Maxwell.
Defense lawyers say Wahyu guarantees a new trial.
The jury has maintained a lawyer.
And Nathan said he would rule on the future, what would happen as a result of Revelation.
Maxwell, 60, was punished after a trial for a month, where the prosecutor was maintained that he recruited and planned teenage girls for Epstein for sexual harassment from 1994 to 2004.
Maxwell had had a romantic relationship with Epstein, but then became his five-place employees Living, including Manhattan Mansion and a large plantation in Palm Beach, Florida.
Epstein, 66, took his own life in the Federal Prison Manhattan in August 2019 when he was waiting for the trial on charges of sex trade.
Maxwell’s lawyer argued that he was made to become a scapegoat by the federal prosecutor after his death.
The prosecutor said that they would impose false charges against Maxwell if he was sentenced according to schedule.
US: June punishment set for British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell in the case of sex traffic
