StatusDOJ ruled in violation of the Act — June 2026
Release the files
releasethefiles.ca · compliance tracker
Epstein Files Transparency Act · Public Law · signed 19 Nov 2025 · § 2(a)
“…the Attorney General shall make publicly available in a searchable and downloadable format all unclassified records, documents, communications, and investigative materials in the possession of the Department of Justice…”
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days past the 30-day deadline
The files were released. The question this site tracks is what wasn’t — and whether anyone has justified it.
The count
as of
3.5M
Pages published by DOJ across Data Sets 1–12
Plus 180,000 images and 2,000 videos. Dec 2025 – Mar 2026.
~200K
Pages redacted or withheld under privilege claims
Deliberative process, work product, attorney–client.
0
Complete redaction logs filed in the Federal Register
Required by the Act. A judge has ordered DOJ to produce a timeline for it.
Current posture of the Justice Department
Appealing the June order to remove redactions.
Under appeal
Contempt proceedings
Judge Sullivan has warned he may be forced to open them.
Threatened
What’s still hidden
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No matching records. Try “notes”, “redaction log”, or “foreign”.
How we got here
2025 – 2026
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Get told the moment a redaction lifts
One email when DOJ files the redaction log, when the appeal is decided, or when new material is unsealed. Nothing else.
Found a wrong figure or a dead source link? Corrections are read and acted on. This form is private — nothing submitted here is published.
Every figure here links to a primary source: the DOJ press releases, the statute on congress.gov, and the docket in Phang v. Blanche.