[SOA] NCH Questions Government’s Handling of Clinton E-Mails

[Tallman, Nathan (tallmann)]

In case you’ve been following the news over Secretary Clinton’s emails, see the update below from the National Coalition for History.

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Feed: National Coalition For History
Posted on: Wednesday, March 18, 2015 11:07 AM
Author: lwhite
Subject: NCH Questions Government’s Handling of Clinton E-Mails


On March 17, the National Coalition for History and eleven other pro-transparency groups wrote<http://historycoalition.org/advocacy/nch-letter-to-secretary-kerry-and-archivst-of-the-us-ferriero-on-recovery-of-hillary-clintons-official-emails/> to the Secretary of State and the Archivist of the United States, requesting that they independently verify the preservation of federal records among the emails in electronic form.

The groups wrote, “the task of determining which emails constitute federal records should not be left solely to Mrs. Clinton’s personal aides. Rather, the Archivist and State Department should oversee the process to ensure its independence and objectivity.”

Here is a link to the letter<http://historycoalition.org/advocacy/nch-letter-to-secretary-kerry-and-archivst-of-the-us-ferriero-on-recovery-of-hillary-clintons-official-emails/> and a list of the signatories.

Cause of Action

Defending Dissent Foundation

Electronic Frontier Foundation

MuckRock

National Coalition for History

National Security Archive

National Security Counselors

OpenTheGovernment.org

Pirate Times

Project on Government Oversight (POGO)

Society of Professional Journalists

The Sunlight Foundation


View article...<http://historycoalition.org/2015/03/18/nch-criticizes-governments-handling-of-clinton-e-mails/>
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