EPSTEIN Act
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Summary
The bill would establish the Epstein Transparency and Accountability Commission within the legislative branch, composed of eight members appointed by congressional leaders, to investigate materials held by the Department of Justice, including the FBI and U.S. Attorneys' Offices, that are required to be preserved or disclosed under Public Law 119-38. The Commission would be empowered to issue subpoenas, request federal agency records, refer possible criminal conduct to prosecutors, issue quarterly reports to Congress, and deliver a final public report within 18 months, with authorized but unspecified appropriations. It would also permit withholding of certain victim-identifying information, child sexual abuse material, and images of death or injury from its public report.
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