Ghislaine Maxwell subpoena update as House waits on Supreme Court

House Oversight Committee Chair Rep. James Comer told Ghislaine Maxwell‘s attorneys the panel is willing to delay her subpoenaed deposition until after the Supreme Court rules on an appeal she has filed, a decision expected in late September.

Maxwell’s legal team had warned she would invoke her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination unless certain conditions were met, including congressional immunity, conducting the deposition outside her prison, receiving advance questions, and waiting for the appeal’s conclusion.

Comer said Maxwell’s testimony remains “vital” to the committee’s Jeffrey Epstein investigation but ruled out granting immunity or providing questions in advance. He added the panel is “willing to engage in good faith negotiations” and will continue its practice of holding detailed discussions about the scope of testimony.

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