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  "full_text": "Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 737 Filed 07/22/22 Page 80 of 101 80\n\nM6s2Max2\n\n1 reporters can hear you.\n2 MS. STERNHEIM: I am going to speak as best as I can.\n3 I want to acknowledge the courage that all of you have\n4 exhibited in coming forward at the trial and again today. Your\n5 statements are immensely powerful. We feel the pain. We can\n6 only hope that the end of this case and the sentence to be\n7 imposed will give you some solace and the sanctity that you\n8 have the ability to move forward and beyond all of this.\n9 Judge Nathan, can you hear me? I didn't pull it out,\n10 I hope.\n11 THE COURT: I can.\n12 MS. STERNHEIM: Okay.\n13 You have heard all of the trial testimony and you are\n14 fully familiar with the record. We will refrain from pointing\n15 out many statements that we disagree with by the government\n16 that we believe stretches the elasticity of the record well\n17 beyond what we believe is fair inference. But the purpose of\n18 today is not to take issue with the record; that will be\n19 addressed to the Court of Appeals.\n20 The government asks the Court to sentence Ms. Maxwell\n21 above the more reasonable guideline range that the Court\n22 determined is applicable in this case and seeks a sentence of\n23 multiple decades in prison for a woman who is almost 61 years\n24 old and for almost the last 20 years has not engaged in any\n25 conduct similar to that which was the subject of the trial and\n\nSOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.\n(212) 805-0300\nDOJ-OGR-00011599",
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