The Supreme Court refuses to take the call of Ghislaine Maxwell

The Supreme Court refused to take the appeal of Ghislaine Maxwell in his sexual trafficking case, canceling the last hope that the former partner of Jeffrey Epstein had to fight her conviction in 2021.

The High Court revealed on Monday in a list of prescription that it would not hear its case, leaving a refusal of the American Court of Appeal for the 2nd circuit.

Maxwell, 63, was sentenced by a jury to New York of five counts involving the sex trafficking of a minor and the conspiracy. She was sentenced to 20 years in prison.

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Ghislaine Maxwell, holding an umbrella, goes to and since his job in prison, Bryan, Texas, September 20, 2025. (Matthew Symons / Mirrorpix / Mega)

In his appeal, Maxwell argued that his conviction should be rejected for several reasons, in particular that a plea agreement that Epstein concluded with the federal government in 2007 the immune and that the prescription statutes were exhausted.

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Maxwell served his sentence in a federal prison in Tallahassee, Florida, but was transferred to a minimum security establishment as a woman in Bryan, Texas, a few days after meeting the assistant prosecutor of the MJ, Todd Blanche. The DoJ has denied prolonging Maxwell any preferential treatment.

It is a story in development. Come back for updates.