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This document is page 14 of a court transcript from Case 1:20-cr-00330 (USA v. Ghislaine Maxwell) filed on June 15, 2021. The speaker, likely a defense attorney, argues that the defendant is engaging in positive intellectual growth by reading books by Coates and Baldwin, and highlights her strong family support system. The speaker also strongly condemns the conditions at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) during the Covid-19 lockdowns, describing the last 18-19 months of detention as 'inhumane'.
People (8)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Ghislaine Maxwell | Defendant (Referred to as 'She') |
Subject of the hearing; Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE is USA v. Ghislaine Maxwell. The text discusses her reading habits and...
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| Mr. Coates | Author |
Author of books read by the defendant (likely Ta-Nehisi Coates).
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| Mr. Baldwin | Author |
Author of books read by the defendant (likely James Baldwin).
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| Mother | Family Member |
Described as supportive but very ill.
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| Brother | Family Member |
Described as supportive.
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| Aunts | Family Members |
Described as supportive.
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| Uncle | Family Member |
Described as supportive.
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| Unknown Speaker | Defense Attorney (Implied) |
Speaker advocating for the defendant's character and complaining about MCC conditions.
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Organizations (3)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| MCC |
Metropolitan Correctional Center; detention facility where the defendant is held.
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| Southern District Reporters, P.C. |
Court reporting service identified in the footer.
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| DOJ |
Department of Justice (referenced in footer stamp DOJ-OGR-00004757).
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Locations (2)
| Location | Context |
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Prison facility described as having inhumane conditions.
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Jurisdiction of the court case.
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Relationships (1)
Text states she has 'significant community support' including these specific family members.
Key Quotes (3)
"MCC, over the last 18, 19 months, have been nothing short of -- I mean, I'll say it on the record -- I think it's been inhumane."Source
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"The fact that she's reading those books and participating in discussing the topics and the subject matters of those books means a lot."Source
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"I don't think our society is being as just as it is."Source
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 300 Filed 06/15/21 Page 14 of 32 10
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1 Mr. Coates, but she read some books by Mr. Coates. She read a
2 few books by Mr. Baldwin. So those are fantastic books to
3 read. The fact that she's reading those books and
4 participating in discussing the topics and the subject matters
5 of those books means a lot.
6 It can take weeks to talk about why, but those books
7 and books like that, when you read them and you talk about
8 them, you discuss them, it opens your mind up and it takes you
9 away from the criminality and more to thought processing and
10 understanding how life really works. So I thought those were
11 very important.
12 She also has significant community support. Her
13 mother is in support of -- albeit, very ill, but still
14 supportive. Her brother is, her aunts are, her uncle is. I
15 believe some other people, maybe one or two, are on the line
16 right now. But she does have that family support, and I think
17 and I'm sure will assist her, when she gets released, to ensure
18 that she doesn't come back to court.
19 Finally, and this is most important -- not most
20 important but very important to me. This Covid-19 lockdown,
21 and she even participated in the other lockdown regarding a
22 particular inmate. MCC, over the last 18, 19 months, have been
23 nothing short of -- I mean, I'll say it on the record -- I
24 think it's been inhumane.
25 I don't think our society is being as just as it is.
2 few books by Mr. Baldwin. So those are fantastic books to
3 read. The fact that she's reading those books and
4 participating in discussing the topics and the subject matters
5 of those books means a lot.
6 It can take weeks to talk about why, but those books
7 and books like that, when you read them and you talk about
8 them, you discuss them, it opens your mind up and it takes you
9 away from the criminality and more to thought processing and
10 understanding how life really works. So I thought those were
11 very important.
12 She also has significant community support. Her
13 mother is in support of -- albeit, very ill, but still
14 supportive. Her brother is, her aunts are, her uncle is. I
15 believe some other people, maybe one or two, are on the line
16 right now. But she does have that family support, and I think
17 and I'm sure will assist her, when she gets released, to ensure
18 that she doesn't come back to court.
19 Finally, and this is most important -- not most
20 important but very important to me. This Covid-19 lockdown,
21 and she even participated in the other lockdown regarding a
22 particular inmate. MCC, over the last 18, 19 months, have been
23 nothing short of -- I mean, I'll say it on the record -- I
24 think it's been inhumane.
25 I don't think our society is being as just as it is.
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