A federal judge has ordered the production of e-mails discussing the legality of Erie County's inmate strip search policy, finding they were not protected by the attorney-client privilege. Western District Judge John Curtin said 10 e-mails must be produced in a prisoner civil rights claim because they go to the heart of the lawsuit and the privilege has therefore been waived.
November 02, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A federal judge has ordered the production of e-mails discussing the legality of Erie County’s inmate strip search policy, finding they were not protected by the attorney-client privilege.
Western District Judge John Curtin said 10 e-mails must be produced in a prisoner civil rights claim because they go to the heart of the lawsuit and the privilege has therefore been waived.
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