Contact Congress about S. 3307: Inspector General Access Act of 2025

This bill gives the Justice Department's Inspector General power over more kinds of complaints. It removes an exception that treated some allegations differently. That could change who investigates misconduct inside DOJ.

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Inspector General Access Act of 2025 is a Senate bill in committee. The latest recorded action: Read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. (text: CR S8451).

Latest action on S. 3307: Read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. (text: CR S8451)

Who this affects: This bill mainly affects people inside the Justice Department. The biggest impact falls on the Inspector General's office, DOJ employees whose conduct may be investigated, and other DOJ offices that now handle some internal complaints. It could also matter to the public because it may change how independently misconduct allegations inside DOJ are reviewed.

Why this matters: This bill matters because it could change who investigates misconduct inside the Justice Department. When one office has clearer authority over more cases, reviews may be more consistent across different kinds of employees and allegations. That could affect how quickly problems are found, how complaints are handled, and how much trust people have in DOJ's internal oversight. The exact effect is still uncertain because the bill changes legal authority, but it does not lay out detailed new procedures.

Key provisions in S. 3307

• Changes the federal law that covers the Justice Department Inspector General's powers.
• Deletes one paragraph in subsection (b), called paragraph (3), and removes another mention of it from subsection (b)(2).
• Deletes the exception in subsection (d) that had said the rule did not apply to the allegations listed in subsection (b)(3).
• Renumbers the old paragraphs (4) and (5) as paragraphs (3) and (4) and fixes a matching cross-reference in the law.
• The main effect is to remove a legal carve-out for one group of allegations and put them under the same investigation rules as other Justice Department Inspector General cases.

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Questions people ask about S. 3307

What is S. 3307?

This bill gives the Justice Department's Inspector General power over more kinds of complaints. It removes an exception that treated some allegations differently. That could change who investigates misconduct inside DOJ.

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