Moreover, I would like to see all correspondence relating to the prosecution of this case, from MIT, JSTOR, and among the prosecutors themselves. The public ha

Moreover, I would like to see all correspondence relating to the prosecution of this case, from MIT, JSTOR, and among the prosecutors themselves. The public has a right to know why the government, which is supposed to be working on our behalf, chose to prosecute Swartz in this manner (starting with 4 charges, then expanding to 13 -- yes, we can theorize, but how about letting us see what the people responsible said to each other so that we can actually know?). I would understand redacting any personal information relating to Aaron in that correspondence, but otherwise there were no individuals involved in this case and privacy should not be a major issue.