Judge sets release schedule for Clinton's State Department emails

By

U.S. District Judge Rudolph Contreras on Wednesday set a schedule for the State Department to release former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's emails in monthly batches beginning on June 30 and ending in late January.

By January 29, 100 percent of approximately 55,000 pages of emails must be made public, according to a filing in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.

Some of the emails, which were kept on Clinton's private server, were already released on Friday, and in a filing on Tuesday the State Department said it expected to complete the release of all the messages by January 2016.

Tags
Hillary Clinton
Join the Discussion
More News
theater

Army Veteran Shot and Killed in Movie Theater Over Dispute About Seats

Alizeyh Richardson

Florida Woman Taunts Police on Social Media by Reposting Own Wanted Poster: 'I Ain't Hard to Find'

Sam Norquist GoFundMe

5 New Yorkers Charged With Murder and 'Repeated Acts of Violence and Torture' Against Minnesota Trans Man

Sara Jean Sellers

North Carolina Mother Arrested for 80 Counts of Sex Crimes Involving Minors

Real Time Analytics