On 11/17, The Washington Post’s Greg Miller & Ellen Nakashima covered the Petraeus-Broadwell affair and questioned the breadth of the FBI’s ability to access e-mails. Noting that the FBI “was sitting on a mountain of data containing [] private communications” even though it didn’t have evidence of a crime, Nakashima & Miller questioned whether the FBI followed its own internal guidelines, whether it followed minimization procedures, and whether the plain view doctrine applies.
Something I didn’t realize, courtesy of the article: Broadwell was found with classified (albeit unimportant) documents.
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