By Stephen Dinan, Oct 06, 2015 Washington Times
The move, which administration attorneys revealed in a court filing, was made as the legal case to pry messages loose takes a new turn.
Judicial Watch, a conservative public interest law firm pursuing the emails, told a federal judge Tuesday that it would argue that the email account and the server Mrs. Clinton kept at her home in New York were always government property, so the State Department — not Mrs. Clinton — has an obligation to go through the emails and decide what should be released to the public.
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