Ghislaine Maxwell, the one-time girlfriend of Jeffrey Epstein, is in quarantine at a New York City federal lockup after a staff member there tested positive for the coronavirus, prosecutors said Monday.

Under the terms of the deal, Epstein pleaded guilty to lesser state charges and served a brief stint in jail where he was granted daily work release.

The transcripts include seven hours of Maxwell discussing her relationship with the late Epstein, a convicted sex offender.

Excerpts from seven hours of depositions were ordered released along with over 2,000 pages of other documents.

Maxwell has been held without bail since her July arrest on charges that she recruited teenage girls for Epstein to abuse in the mid-1990s. She has pleaded not guilty.

The lawyers made the argument in a Thursday night filing asking a Manhattan court to reverse a lower court judge's order to unseal the deposition and other documents.

Lawyers for the British socialite, who faces criminal charges she aided Epstein's sexual abuses, had on Monday said "critical new information" had surfaced that could affect Maxwell's ability to obtain a fair trial, justifying the delay.

Jeffrey Epstein's former girlfriend and alleged accomplice says she's being treated worse in jail because of his suicide.

Among the materials released were email correspondence between the pair in early 2015, including an email in which Epstein told Maxwell she had "done nothing wrong."

U.S. District Judge Alison J. Nathan said in a written order that she expects anyone involved in the case to exercise "great care" to comply with rules designed to ensure a fair trial. But the judge said she "will not hesitate to take appropriate action" if circumstances change.