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During its search of Jefferson’s office in the Rayburn House Office Building, the FBI downloaded computer hard drives with documents from constituents, other members and staffers.
“By taking the hard drive of a member, it's akin in the Framers' day of taking every single piece of paper out of a member's office. If they had went in and removed every single piece of paper, people would not be debating seriously how serious that is. But today, that's exactly what happens when you take a hard drive.”
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Originally posted by grimreaper797
it appears they are worried about documents that arent related to corruption. The experts all agree that taking the harddrives is like taking ALL the papers out the office, whether its useful to the case or not.
Originally posted by FallenFromTheTree
This is getting wilder by the day.
Now I've heard that they're trying to build support to impeach Gonzales.
A very good discussion by two professors of constitutional law on WAMU's
Diane Rehm Show today.
Seperation of Powers.
www.wamu.org...
www.wamu.org...
Originally posted by jsobecky
Originally posted by grimreaper797
it appears they are worried about documents that arent related to corruption. The experts all agree that taking the harddrives is like taking ALL the papers out the office, whether its useful to the case or not.
They did not actually take the hard drives. They made copies of everything on them.
Much different, wouldn't you agree?