DOJ Asking Court Permission to Release Epstein Files

Many Epstein Survivors Believe DOJ Is 'Intentionally' Exposing Their Names In The Files: Lawyers

"This type of negligence by the government to a survivor is just unable to comprehend," one victim said, according to the court filing.

Epstein victims’ lawyers urge court intervention after unredacted names appear in document release

Attorneys say dozens of alleged victims exposed in House Oversight Committee files, call Department of Justice’s review process ‘absolutely unacceptable,’ reports media - Anadolu Ajansı

Law firm representing alleged Epstein victims sends scathing letter over DOJ document release

Lawyers for alleged victims of Jeffrey Epstein asked a judge to order the Justice Department to take more care to protect alleged victims' identities in files releases.

DOJ asking court permission to release Epstein files

The Department of Justice is asking a court for permission to release the Epstein files. They have 30 days from Pres. Trump's signing to release them.

The fight for the Epstein files isn’t over

With the release of the Epstein files looming, experts warn that the expected documents will only be the tip of the iceberg in what could turn into a decades-long fight over transparency. The passage of the Epstein Files Transparency Act started a 30-day countdown to the release of records related to child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein and his associates by the Justice Department. The text of the law, however, gives the Justice Department and t…