>She seemed to take particular offense at an argument by a prosecutor, F. Turner Buford, who suggested that prosecutors merely wanted to avoid the expense and h

>She seemed to take particular offense at an argument by a prosecutor, F. Turner Buford, who suggested that prosecutors merely wanted to avoid the expense and hassle of having to separate attorney-client emails from other emails sent via Trulincs. Would it be that hard to specify one e-mail address as a "priviledged address" (with a signature from the lawyer about such) and filter out those? It's really surprising how people can go to court and argue such claims.