
As pressure mounts for a full release of the storied Jeffrey Epstein files, former US Attorney Barbara McQuade outlined limits on information the Department of Justice can legally make public, and the options Congress has to force its release.
Appearing on MSNBC Wednesday, McQuade explained that while the White House previously hinted at explosive revelations, the DOJ itself is subject to strict rules protecting grand jury materials and the privacy of suspects investigated but never charged.