A federal judge this week said he’s not convinced the State Department’s five-year plan of releasing up to 31,000 emails recovered from Hillary Clinton’s private, home-based server is appropriate and timely.
U.S. District Court Judge James Boasberg, an appointee of President Obama, made the remark while hearing a Freedom of Information Act request from Judicial Watch that contests the State Department’s release of 500 pages per month of Clinton-tied messages.
As Boasberg said, that timeline means State could take up to five years to release all the emails
“I’m not satisfied with saying, ‘Fine, go ahead and take five years to do this,'” Boasberg said at the hearing, Politico reported.
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