DavidJames
Penultimate Amazing
Very impressive Google work. Now, maybe you can answer the question being avoided. What crimes has she been charged with.Although the subpoena had not yet been served at the time she deleted emails, she was actually facing a subpoena for all intents and purposes. Once she had notice that her documents were being sought by a controlling authority, she had an obligation to preserve them, and certainly not to go out of her way to destroy them. That is spoliation of evidence, regardless of whether a subpoena had issued. See here (my emphasis added):

