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Story summary
- Attorney General Pam Bondi acknowledged errors in handling Jeffrey Epstein files, including redacting victims' names, in a letter to federal judges.
- She said 7,000 of 3.5 million documents were flagged for review due to victims' concerns.
- The Justice Department has temporarily removed thousands of documents for scrutiny.
- A court hearing was canceled after the DOJ and victims reached an agreement, and critics including Annie Farmer condemned the redaction process as inadequate.
