DOJ-OGR-00007177.pdf

--- Page 1 --- **Document Header** * **Case Number:** 1:20-cr-00330-PAE * **Document Number:** 465 * **Filed Date:** 11/15/21 * **Page Number:** 126 of 127 **Transcript Text** * **Page 126 of 127** * **Case Number:** 1:20-cr-00330-PAE * **Document Number:** 465 * **Filed Date:** 11/15/21 * **Page Number:** 126 of 127 * **Transcript Text:** + person sitting in a cell. That's not necessary. + Nutrition is important, sleep is important. We all are going to be fatigued but we all get to go home, and something needs to be done to ensure that she is not debilitated during the trial. + THE COURT: Are you making any allegations of differential treatment as to Ms. Maxwell? + MS. STERNHEIM: Yes. I don't know any other client I have ever had who has been woken up every 15 minutes at night and then -- + THE COURT: No, I'm talking about what you are talking about which is the transport to the court house for proceedings. + MS. STERNHEIM: I don't know any clients who have ever arrived that early. I can't speak to that. They've never been taken individually as she has so I don't have a big history about that. In other cases that I have had in this court house either the clients come from the MCC, which is no longer here and they're transported one way, or when I come here in the morning for a court proceeding or trial, and I will get here at 9:00, I'm told they haven't arrived yet. So, the differential between getting here at 5:38 and not being here at 9:00 for another defendant seems extraordinary. + THE COURT: Ms. Moe? + MS. MOE: Your Honor, the government is learning of **Footer Information** * **Southern District Reporters, P.C.** * **Phone Number:** (212) 805-0300 * **Case Number:** DOJ-OGR-00007177