The Democratic National Committee sued the Justice Department on Thursday, demanding it turn over any e-mail traffic with the Republican Party on the U.S. attorneys controversy and criminal investigations. The Democratic Party's suit in federal court followed the Republican National Committee's refusal to turn over e-mails regarding the department's firing of federal prosecutors to Congress. White House lawyers first will have an opportunity to review them to determine whether some should be kept secret.
April 20, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The Democratic National Committee sued the Justice Department on Thursday, demanding it turn over any e-mail traffic with the Republican Party on the U.S. attorneys controversy and criminal investigations.
Problems involving missing e-mail surfaced in recent weeks at the Republican National Committee and the White House as congressional investigators looked into the department’s firing of federal prosecutors.
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