One of Jeffrey Epstein's former attorneys called on the Justice Department to release additional investigative records from its sex-trafficking investigation.

Dershowitz suggested the blame lies with the judiciary and not the Justice Department or Attorney General Pam Bondi

Alan Dershowitz, a former attorney for disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, called on the U.S. Justice Department Sunday to release additional records from its investigation into Epstein’s sex-trafficking case and suggested granting Ghislaine Maxwell immunity so she could testify about Epstein’s activities.

Jeffrey Epstein’s former lawyer Alan Dershowitz said two judges in New York are suppressing information about the disgraced financier and convicted sex offender’s case, not the Trump administration. His comments come as President Trump and his Justice Department (DOJ) have been under heavy fire over its handling of the documents in the case.

Outrage and criticism continue to mount following the Trump administration's announcement that no Jeffrey Epstein client list.

Dershowitz himself previously faced accusations of impropriety from late Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre, though she recanted her allegations and settled the matter with him prior to her death.

Alan Dershowitz, the president's former lawyer claimed he knew the names of individuals associated with the disgraced financier.

Six years after Jeffrey Epstein died in federal custody, the federal government continues to withhold thousands of pages of files tied to the late financier and sex trafficker’s life, death, and network,

Lawyer Alan Dershowitz on Thursday said he knows the list of names in the Jeffrey Epstein files regarding alleged clients in his international sex trafficking ring. “I know the names of the individuals.