A Resolution urging the Congress of the United States to exercise its constitutional oversight authority to obtain and release all records related to Jeffrey Epstein for the benefit of the public.
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Overview
This resolution urges the United States Congress to use its oversight powers to obtain and release all records related to Jeffrey Epstein. The resolution highlights the public’s demand for access to these ‘Epstein Files,’ which include legal documents detailing sex trafficking charges and flight logs. It argues that releasing these files would help identify those involved, restore public trust in government, and hold perpetrators accountable, building on Pennsylvania’s existing efforts to address sexual abuse and assault.
Key provisions
- Urges the U.S. Congress to obtain and release all documents related to Jeffrey Epstein.
- Calls for a thorough investigation of individuals credibly implicated in crimes identified in the Epstein Files.
- Requests that only narrowly tailored redactions be used to protect ongoing prosecutions or victim identities.
- Acknowledges Pennsylvania’s past efforts to address sexual abuse and assault.
- References previous legislation in Pennsylvania to extend statute of limitations for childhood survivors.
- Highlights the public’s bipartisan support for releasing the Epstein Files.
- States that denying access to the files fuels public mistrust in government.
- Connects the resolution to the broader goal of eradicating sexual violence and ensuring accountability.
Who is affected
- The United States Congress
- Individuals named in the Epstein Files
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Primary sponsor
Nathan Davidson
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