EFTA00031690.pdf

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U.S. District Court 
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The following transaction was entered on 5/3/2021 at 5:07 PM EDT and filed on 5/3/2021 
Case Name: 
USA v. Maxwell 
Case Number: 
1:20-cr-00330-AJN 
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Document Number:266 
EFTA00031690


Docket Text: 
ORDER as to Ghislaine Maxwell: The Court concludes that the interests of justice justify 
granting a short continuance. The Court deems an adjournment until fall 2021 to be 
reasonable. Such an adjournment would plainly give the defense team sufficient time to 
prepare for trial in light of the additional charges contained in the S2 indictment while also 
ensuring that the trial proceeds without undue delay. No additional delay is necessary or in 
the interests of justice. The parties are hereby ORDERED to meet and confer and by May 10, 
2021, they shall jointly propose a trial start date for the Court to request of the Clerk's Office 
(as is required by COVID protocols). The Court urges counsel to agree to the earliest 
possible date this fall and to seek adjustments to other schedules in order to facilitate an 
early fall trial start date. The parties shall also discuss and propose any adjustments 
necessary to the pre-trial schedule in place. Dkt. No. 250. The Government may move in the 
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