The convicted Theranos fraudster is asking a judge to let her remain out of prison pending appeal.
Judge Davila oversaw the trial that resulted in Holmes' conviction last year on three charges of wire fraud and one conspiracy charge, after a jury found she criminally deceived investors through false claims that her company's blood-testing technology could diagnose diseases with just a few drops of blood.
Davila has turned down the Theranos founder's multiple requests for a new trial, and sentenced her in November to
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