I agree with you. However, he or she may be akin to Woodword and Bernstein's Deep Throat. Giving us insites that we would not usually be privy to. Normally I would think that such emails were covered by Attorney/Client priviledge. Of course it could also be that the plaintiff's attorney has permission to see that these are made public. It seems that this might be the case, given that the DOJ attorneys are responding in such a off-handed (may I say, snotty) manner and this just exemplifies their arrogance toward we the owners.
Watching this play out is more fun than a soap opera. And hopefully a lot more profitable.
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