Bill > SRes325

This resolution calls on the Department of Justice (DOJ) to take several steps to increase transparency and accountability regarding the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. Specifically, the Senate recommends that the DOJ meet with Epstein's victims, clarify the full scope of materials in its possession, release appropriate records like flight manifests and investigatory summaries, and publicly release internal memos justifying the withholding of materials. The resolution also demands that the DOJ correct previous misleading statements by senior officials, reaffirms support for identifying potential co-conspirators, and emphasizes the importance of protecting victims' privacy during any disclosure process. The underlying context is the complex and controversial investigation into Epstein's sex trafficking network, which raised significant questions about how a wealthy individual was able to commit crimes against minors for years. The resolution aims to restore public trust by promoting transparency, preventing the politicization of justice, and ensuring that victims' experiences are respected while providing clarity about the investigation's details and outcomes.

Justice

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-resolution/325/all-info