How to Access the Files in the Epstein Case

Deadline approaches to release documents in the Jeffrey Epstein case.

SUMMARY

The Department of Justice must release documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case following the approval of a law requiring declassification, with a website established to access the files.

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

The deadline to release documents is December 19.
A law passed by Congress mandates declassification.
A website has been set up to access the files.

CORE SUBJECT

Release of documents in the Jeffrey Epstein case

The deadline for the Department of Justice to release a large number of documents related to the sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein's case expires at midnight on Friday, December 19. This follows an overwhelming majority in Congress approving a new law last November that mandates the declassification of the files. A website has already been set up for this purpose, but it does not yet contain all the material. Report by Natalia Cabrera.

KEYWORDS

Jeffrey Epstein Department of Justice declassification documents legal case

MENTIONED ENTITIES 4

Jeffrey Epstein

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Sexual offender involved in the case

Department of Justice

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Entity responsible for releasing the documents

Congress

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Legislative body that approved the declassification law

Natalia Cabrera

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Reporter of the report