Judge upholds Ghislaine Maxwell's conviction
A federal judge on Tuesday upheld Ghislaine Maxwell's convictions for child sex trafficking with Jeffrey Epstein, rejecting her "rambling" request to erase her record.
A federal judge has upheld Ghislaine Maxwell’s convictions related to child sex trafficking with Jeffrey Epstein. The judge rejected Maxwell’s request to have her convictions overturned. The decision means her convictions will remain on her record.
- Ghislaine Maxwell’s convictions for child sex trafficking with Jeffrey Epstein were upheld by a federal judge.
- The judge rejected Maxwell’s request to erase her convictions.
- The convictions relate to her involvement with Jeffrey Epstein.
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