What Congressional hearings have addressed the Epstein case?

Congressional oversight of the Epstein case included several formal proceedings: the Senate Judiciary Committee questioned the DOJ about the 2008 NPA and CVRA violations; Alexander Acosta resigned before compelled Congressional testimony; Senate Finance Committee members raised questions in the context of bank compliance failures. The DOJ OIG was tasked with an investigation that produced a report in November 2020. Congressional document requests produced additional records. However, no Congressional committee has held dedicated full public hearings with sworn testimony from key figures like Acosta, Krischer, or surviving NPA negotiators. Advocates have consistently called for more robust legislative investigation.