The former girlfriend of late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein asked a judge on Monday to dismiss the charges she faces. Ghislaine Maxwell was charged in July 2020 with sex crimes, including enticing a minor to travel to engage in criminal sexual activity and transporting a minor with the same intent. Maxwell’s lawyers in new court filings said the charges lack specificity and that Maxwell should go free unless prosecutors provide her with more specific details about the alleged crimes. The superseding indictment “is remarkable because it fails to identify an accuser, a specific date that Ms. Maxwell is alleged to have committed a crime, or when anything in furtherance of any alleged conspiracy occurred,” one filing states. “The only dates contained in the Indictment are the years 1994-1997, often combined with phrases such as ‘from at least in or about’ and ‘beginning in at least.’ This mishmash of a pleading …