The proposed resolution would ask federal justice officials to review all released Epstein records and pursue charges only where enough evidence supports a federal crime.
Kentucky's Senate would urge federal officials to review all released Epstein records and pursue criminal charges where enough evidence supports a federal crime. The request would not bind federal officials.
Kentucky's Senate would thank Representative Thomas Massie for helping make the Epstein files public. Its clerk would send the resolution to federal leaders and Kentucky's members of Congress.
The proposed resolution would ask the United States Attorney General to direct the Department of Justice to review released Epstein records and pursue supported criminal charges. The review would cover all materials released under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. The request includes crimes such as sex trafficking, exploitation of minors, and conspiracy. The request calls for charges only against people for whom there is enough evidence of a federal crime. The resolution would urge federal action but would not require federal officials to act.
The proposed resolution would thank Representative Thomas Massie and direct the Senate clerk to send copies to named federal officials. Copies would go to the United States Attorney General, the president, the House speaker, the Senate majority leader, Representative Massie, and each member of Congress representing Kentucky.
No hearings or votes scheduled.