Overview
- Maxwell’s attorneys formally asked to shield her testimony from prosecution by granting her congressional immunity.
- They also sought advance access to deposition questions and a postponement until after her pending Supreme Court and habeas petitions are resolved.
- In their letter, her legal team offered to testify openly under oath if President Trump grants her clemency.
- A committee spokesperson confirmed that the House Oversight panel will not consider providing immunity for her deposition.
- With immunity denied, Maxwell is poised to invoke her Fifth Amendment rights and could remain silent absent a successful appeal or pardon.