Judge orders White House to hold e-mails
 

WASHINGTON - A federal judge Monday ordered the White House to preserve copies of all its e-mails, a move that Bush administration lawyers had argued strongly against.

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U.S. District Judge Henry Kennedy directed the Executive Office of the President to safeguard the material in response to two lawsuits that seek to determine whether the White House has destroyed e-mails in violation of federal law.
The White House is seeking dismissal of the lawsuits brought by two private groups ? Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Government and the National Security Archive.

The organizations allege the disappearance of 5 million White House e-mails. The court order issued by Kennedy, an appointee of President Clinton, is directed at maintaining backup tapes which contain copies of White House e-mails.

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lol.... I always found it funny that those emails where always used in the media... against someone. While I think it's a good idea to keep a copy of everything... when is info used other then to screw someone?

I'd bet the emails from Bill Clinton's administration are alot more interesting.

I beg to differ, everyone says the current VP is a memo whore who must drop them like snowflakes.