SCOTUS Shuts Door on Ghislaine Maxwell—Is There a Hidden Legal Loophole That Could Blow This Case Wide Open?
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If you thought October’s cosmic shuffle—Venus dangling delicately in Libra, demanding fairness and balance—might sprinkle a little justice dust on Ghislaine Maxwell’s path, think again. The Supreme Court just gave her appeal the cold shoulder, leaving her to stew in a 20-year sentence that won’t even sniff parole eligibility until 2037. Betrayal, secrets, and legal gymnastics aplenty—Maxwell’s hopes for a quick escape from prison have been dashed, proving sometimes the stars and the law don’t align. Is it just cosmic irony or a well-laid earthly plan? Either way, if she’s looking for a get-out-of-jail card, SCOTUS isn’t holding the winning hand. Curious about the tangled details and who might still hold Maxwell’s fate? LEARN MORE
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Ghislaine Maxwell isn’t getting a get-out-of-jail-free card from SCOTUS.
The disgraced associate and partner of Jeffrey Epstein is serving a prison sentence for her unspeakable crimes.
Maxwell’s parole eligibility will not begin until 2037.
Her hope is to get out of prison early. But, if she does, it won’t be the Supreme Court that helps her.
On Monday, October 6, the Supreme Court declined to hear the appeal of Ghislaine Maxwell.
The infamous former socialite is currently serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking.
Her heinous crimes involved the sexual abuse of underage girls by Jeffrey Epstein.
Unlike a SCOTUS ruling on a matter of law, we do not know which of the nine justices were open to hearing Maxwell’s argument.
We only know that, as a once-august judicial body, they declined to hear her case. She will not get to present her appeal.
In 2022, a Manhattan federal court convicted Maxwell.
This was only three years after Epstein’s death in prison.
Officially, he died by suicide.
Maxwell’s appeal to the Supreme Court was not on the merits of the case — such as evidence — but of legal technicalities.
At this stage, she simply cannot argue her innocence. She can, however, make a case that her conviction cannot stand on other grounds.
We know that Ghislaine Maxwell’s attorneys have presented the argument that federal authorities should never have prosecuted her.
See, Epstein had obtained an outrageous non-prosecutiona greement from the US Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Florida.
The agreement included a provision that the US government would not prosecute “any potential co-conspirators” of the notorious sex offender.
That was an extremely broad agreement from simply one district in Florida.
According to Maxwell’s attorneys, that agreement should enjoin the potential prosecution of Prince Andrew, of former president Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, and many others. And, of course, of Maxwell herself.
Maxwell is not the only one who feels disappointed by SCOTUS’ decision.
See, some had hoped that her case going before the Supreme Court could mean further exposure of evidence in the Epstein scandal.
At present, Republicans in Congress — despite some defectors — are scrambling to keep Epstein documentation under wraps.
Mike Johnson is even stalling in swearing in a new representative because she could be a tie-breaking vote. Most of the GOP is rallying to protect Trump at all costs.
However, we have to note that a legal argument before SCOTUS is unlikely to expose much new information on Epstein. This is simply not that kind of court case.
This summer, Donald Trump sent his former personal attorney — who, of course, now works for the DOJ because the corruption is beyond parody — to meet with Ghislaine Maxwell.
In the aftermath, Maxwell went from her restrictive prison in Florida to a minimum-security camp in Texas.
Maxwell’s work release authorization also turned heads. These are simply unheard of privileges for someone with crimes as atrocious as hers.
At this point, her sole hope of leaving prison seems to be securing a commutation or pardon from Donald Trump.
At present, there is no reason to believe that he won’t. He has refused to rule it out. And, many speculate, he may be hoping to buy her silence in this manner.
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