As a follow up, I found this news article from Time[0], talking about a discovery process: > Instead, as Clinton revealed Tuesday, her attorneys searched the t

As a follow up, I found this news article from Time[0], talking about a discovery process: > Instead, as Clinton revealed Tuesday, her attorneys searched the trove of emails for certain email addresses and subjects. Baron argued that raises the possibility that they missed some emails that should have been saved for the public record. > First, the lawyers searched all emails with a “.gov” email address in any address field, which yielded 27,500 emails—more than 90% of the total correspondence ultimately provided to State. Those matching emails were turned over on Dec. 5, 2015 and Combetta posted on July 24, 2015. The optics of trying to change the email addresses ahead of a search by her lawyers for certain email addresses to decide what to turn over are certainly not great. [0] http://time.com/3740357/hillary-clinton-emails-search/ http://time.com/3740357/hillary-clinton-emails-search/