CLEAN : Wife turns out to support 'El Chapo' in New York court

Michelle Dillard, a deputy attorney, discusses the restrictive conditions under which Mr. Guzman is held, including limited visitation and communication rights. She highlights the legal proceedings in New York, which were not part of the extradition from Mexico, and the lack of documentation supporting the charges. The transcript also touches on the emotional challenges faced by Guzman's family, particularly his wife, due to the restrictive visitation rights.

Who is Michelle Dillard?

• A family member of the defendant

• A journalist

• The deputy attorney in charge of the federal defenders

• A federal judge

What is the main concern regarding the charges in the Eastern District of New York?

• They were never the subject of the extradition proceedings in Mexico

• They were part of the extradition proceedings in Mexico

• They were dismissed by the court

• They were agreed upon by the defendant

What document is mentioned in relation to the Mexican government?

• A document detailing the defendant's rights

• A document agreeing to allow charges in the Eastern District

• A document outlining the extradition process

• A document agreeing to the defendant's release

How many hours a day is the defendant allowed out of his cell?

• 1 hour

• 3 hours

• 4 hours

• 2 hours

What is the emotional impact on the defendant's wife?

• She is unaware of the situation

• She is relieved

• She finds it very difficult

• She is indifferent