The FBI has begun releasing documents to congressional investigators that detail the agency’s justification for not pressing charges against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton over her use of a private email server.
The Department of Justice notified the Senate Judiciary Committee Friday night that the FBI would begin sending hundreds of pages of memos related to their probe into Clinton’s transmission of classified government documents via a private email server, according to The Hill.
The Judiciary Committee requested the documents as part of an investigation into the circumstances surrounding former FBI Director James Comey’s decision to forego pursuing charges against Clinton. The memos reportedly detail how and when the FBI concluded there was insufficient evidence to bring criminal charges.
Congressional investigators learned in September that Comey drafted a letter exonerating Clinton before the investigation into her conduct was concluded.
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