Lawsuit Seeking Disclosure of Palin Emails Filed
The lawsuit was filed a week ago and seeks preservation/disclosure of emails relating to state business which were allegedly sent using private email accounts. Anchorage Daily has details here.
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Electronic Communications, Privacy, Data Protection, and More: Lawsuit Seeking Disclosure of Palin Emails Filed
The lawsuit was filed a week ago and seeks preservation/disclosure of emails relating to state business which were allegedly sent using private email accounts. Anchorage Daily has details here.
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