DOJ ‘not in compliance’ with law on Epstein files release: Oversight Cmte. Democrat

Investigation & Transparency - The release of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein's crimes is occurring after immense pressure, with reporters globally starting to analyze them [1][2] - The law mandated the full release of files, but the Trump administration is considered non-compliant [3][4] - The Department of Justice (DOJ) was expected to release hundreds of thousands of documents over two weeks, but faces scrutiny for potential non-compliance with the full release mandate [4] - Legal options are being explored to ensure the complete files are released, with redactions for victims and survivors [6][7] - Some lawmakers express disappointment that the documents are not being released in full [8][11] Legal & Political Aspects - Congress is prepared to explore all legal options to ensure DOJ compliance [6] - The oversight committee has an active subpoena with the Department of Justice and the Epstein estate for files [16] - President Trump allegedly attempted to block the release of these files [10] Focus of Investigation - The investigation aims to uncover individuals who may have been involved in Jeffrey Epstein's crimes, including accomplices and those who knew about the crimes but did not report them [14][15] - The oversight committee's investigation is ongoing and will follow wherever the information leads [15][16]