Pam Bondi's Deposition in Epstein Case Stalled After Departure as AG

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The Department of Justice announced that Pam Bondi will not testify before the House Oversight Committee regarding her involvement in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, citing her recent departure from the role of U.S. Attorney General. The committee had previously subpoenaed her to discuss the release of Epstein-related files, but the DOJ argues that the subpoena is no longer valid since it was issued in her official capacity. Despite this setback, the committee remains determined to secure her testimony, with bipartisan calls for her to appear regardless of her current title. Failure to comply with the subpoena could lead to contempt charges against Bondi, as emphasized by Rep. Robert Garcia.
Key Details: • Bondi was subpoenaed to testify on April 14 regarding Epstein investigation files. • The DOJ claims the subpoena is invalid since Bondi is no longer Attorney General. • The committee is exploring options to compel Bondi's testimony through her personal counsel. • Bipartisan support exists for enforcing the subpoena despite Bondi's departure. • Rep. Garcia warns of potential contempt charges if Bondi does not comply.