An attorney who has represented numerous Epstein survivors told The Guardian that any talk of clemency for Ghislaine Maxwell in exchange for testimony turns justice on its head and risks rewarding the very person who helped enable the abuse.
2026-05-01 → 2026-06-01
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- An attorney who has represented numerous Epstein survivors told The Guardian that any talk of clemency for Ghislaine Maxwell in exchange for testimony turns…
Earlier this year, in May, an attorney who has represented numerous Epstein survivors, told the Guardian that “any talk of clemency for Ghislaine Maxwell in exchange for testimony turns justice on its head – it risks rewarding the very person who helped enable the abuse”.
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Origin: extracted from Senate unanimously passes resolution opposing pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell · 2026-09-12 07:55