A federal judge has directed the U.S. government to show him any search warrant application used to gain access to a new batch of Hillary Clinton’s emails just before the election.
New York Judge P. Kevin Castel ordered the government Tuesday to turn it over by late Thursday in case he decides any portion of it must be made public.
A Los Angeles-based lawyer who specializes in recovering works of art stolen by the Nazis sued to get the search warrant and related papers used by the FBI to obtain a Clinton’s aide’s emails. He filed the suit after making a Freedom of Information Act request.
Justice Department lawyer Jennie Kneedler says the government opposes the request to unseal documents. She says there’s no First Amendment right to them.
(AP)
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Just wondering if any judges out their kitchen look in the fairness of how rubashkin was handled this is quinton clearly did a lot of bad things but were too worried about whether it was fair that we found out
She should be in jail and so should have of her contemporaries like John podesta