Booker committed to advancing the REDACT Act, which would allow Jeffrey Epstein case survivors to seek court orders and damages when the Department of Justice fails to redact their personally identifiable information, and would strengthen DOJ accountability for future privacy breaches.

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Derived from a tracked promise: “Booker committed to advancing the REDACT Act, which would allow Jeffrey Epstein case survivors to seek court orders and damages when the Dep…”

Sources

Office of U.S. Representative Pramila Jayapal (bill co-lead, jayapal.house.gov)https://jayapal.house.gov/2026/07/14/jayapal-booker-introduce-redact-act-to-protect-epstein-survivors-and-strengthen-accountability-for-doj-privacy-violations/ ↗
“No survivor should have to relive unimaginable trauma because the federal government failed to protect their privacy”