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A federal judge ordered release of key documents from Ghislaine Maxwell’s sex trafficking case under the new Epstein Transparency Act.
A federal judge has ruled that the Justice Department can unseal grand jury materials and other investigative records from Ghislaine Maxwell’s sex trafficking case, complying with the newly passed Epstein Transparency Act.
The decision, effective within days, allows public release of documents including search warrants, financial records, and forensic reports, while protecting victims’ identities through a sworn certification process.
Maxwell’s defense team warned the disclosure could prejudice future legal challenges, but the judge emphasized the need for transparency.
The move follows a separate Florida court order unsealing earlier grand jury records tied to Jeffrey Epstein.
Meanwhile, in unrelated developments, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy reaffirmed his refusal to cede territory to Russia, despite U.S. pressure, and the U.S. job market showed continued cooling with 7.67 million openings in October.
In Kansas and Virginia, political efforts to challenge new congressional district maps are advancing, with a referendum in Kansas gathering enough signatures to potentially delay implementation until 2026.
Un juez federal ordenó la liberación de documentos claves del caso de tráfico sexual de Ghislaine Maxwell bajo la nueva Ley de Transparencia de Epstein.