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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 2015

Page

12

FOIA rules set to guide Clinton email release

The Obama administration will apply FOIA exemptions to determine what parts of Hillary Rodham Clinton's official emails from her private account will be released. Nine exemptions may censor or withhold sections, with reviewers citing specific exemptions for any classified or sensitive data. Clinton seeks full publication of about 55 000 pages, a process the State Department says could take months.

Washington, D.C Obama Hillary Rodham Clinton State Department Clinton

Clinton email disclosures prompt debate on rules and FOIA

Aiken Standard readers are urged to comment as spokeswoman Marie Hart says the agency aims to release emails publicly without judging possible wrongdoing by Clinton. She notes private accounts were not prohibited for official business and that a 2011 memo offered general guidance, not a policy. The issue raises questions about record preservation, access, and potential political impact. Clinton tweeted a call for public release under FOIA, which can withhold documents only for security, privacy, or confidential reasons.

Marie Hart Clinton Hart Secretary of State State Department Twitter State FOIA

Democrats Demand Subpoena Drop for Hillary Clinton Emails

Democrats on the Benghazi panel demand Chairman Gowdy withdraw the subpoena for Hillary Rodham Clinton personal emails and call for an immediate hearing. They urge the panel to return to investigating the 2012 attacks and say the move signals partisan aims rather than clear remaining questions.

Hillary Clinton Washington, D.C House Benghazi Hillary Rodham Clinton Clinton Trey Gowdy R-S.c Gowdy Republican National Committee Rep Elijah Cummings Maryland U.S Chris Stevens State Department

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