A second judge has denied a motion to restrain federal prosecutors from reading the emails of jail inmates to their attorneys.
July 29, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A second judge has denied a motion to restrain federal prosecutors from reading the emails of jail inmates to their attorneys.
The Eastern District U.S. Attorney’s Office has decided to stop using “taint teams” who filter out attorney-client emails transmitted on a Bureau of Prisons site before prosecutors get the emails.
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