Overview
- Messages obtained by the House Judiciary Committee depict Maxwell calling Federal Prison Camp Bryan safer, cleaner, and more orderly than her prior Florida facility.
- Inmates and committee materials allege special privileges that include meal delivery to her dorm, late-night access to showers and exercise, private visits, and unusually direct contact with the warden.
- One email describes the warden facilitating rapid exchanges of legal documents by scanning, an accommodation defense attorneys say is rare for prisoners.
- Rep. Jamie Raskin questioned Warden Tanisha Hall about reports of preferential treatment and alleged retaliation against inmates who complained, as the committee’s inquiry continues.
- Maxwell was moved in August from FCI Tallahassee to the minimum-security Texas camp, and her lawyer condemned the publication of her private emails as tabloid behavior.