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The document argues that Maxwell's trial was not prejudiced by differences between the indictment and evidence presented, and that her sentence was procedurally reasonable. It also discusses the application of a leadership sentencing enhancement and the adequacy of the District Court's explanation for the above-Guidelines sentence.

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The document argues that Maxwell's trial was not prejudiced by differences between the indictment and evidence presented, and that her sentence was procedurally reasonable. It also discusses the application of a leadership sentencing enhancement and the adequacy of the District Court's explanation for the above-Guidelines sentence.

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