The Department of Justice—the federal agency that investigates and prosecutes crimes—would have to release all its unclassified files on Jeffrey Epstein's case to the public, in a format people can search and download. That includes flight logs, records related to Ghislaine Maxwell, and the names of anyone, including government officials, connected to the investigation. The DOJ can still black out victims' personal details or anything that might interfere with an ongoing investigation, but within 15 days of releasing the files it has to tell Congress exactly what was shared, what was withheld and why, and provide a list of officials or prominent figures named in the documents.