| Emilie Lounsberry - Cogan is now talking about a letter that lawyer Robert Scandone wrote after Citizens' Alliance got a subpoena. Scandone wrote to Fumo, Cogan said, that because this subpoena was not directed to him or his office, "there was no reason for him and his staff to do other than what they did in the normal course of business." Scandone, he said, is telling him that "it's business as usual in the Senate office. " "What is business as usual?" asked Cogan. He referred to an e-mail three months earlier stating that all e-mail to and from Fumo should be deleted.."That's business as usual and that's the advice he's being given," said Cogan."What is in my client's mind?" Cogan said was the important question. there is no evi...that a single ca document that had been created before april 28, 2004, the day, was destroyed or altered after April 28. VF belief was Citizen's "records couldn't be touched on his own e-mail never though about it. d"it is firmly iplanted in his mind that it's only the ca documents that we're talkinga bout here, but in an a of caution what does he do. as of june 2004, he again write to dick sprague. |