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A federal judge rebuked President Donald Trump’s Justice Department for producing emails without the data that could show whether Chicago’s top federal prosecutor read them. U.S. District Judge April Perry wrote Tuesday that her Oct. 9 order required electronic records to come “with all associated metadata,” including “read receipts, delivery status, and message tracking logs.” But the two one-page emails that Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward’s office turned over Monday were PDFs, which show nothing about “whether or when they…
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Upgrade this serverA federal judge rebuked President Donald Trump’s Justice Department for producing emails without the data that could show whether Chicago’s top federal prosecutor read them. U.S. District Judge April Perry wrote Tuesday that her Oct. 9 order required electronic records to come “with all associated metadata,” including “read receipts, delivery status, and message tracking logs.” But the two one-page emails that Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward’s office turned over Monday were PDFs, which show nothing about “whether or when they were read,” Perry wrote. The PDFs leave Perry without…
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