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If this violates the Terry Rule, my apology.

BTW, Goose, your encryption requirement for emails still doesn't fly, does it?  Unless communication is to spouse/partner, attorney, spiritual leader, then is there any expectation of privacy on the substance of the communication, even with use of encryption to open an email?  I don't think so.  So aside from practical difficulties with such an approach, I don't think it flies as a legal matter, either.

Just had this discussion again recently.  The exceptions you listed have a sufficient number of exceptions that you still should not rely on your emails to never see the light of day.

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If this violates the Terry Rule, my apology.

BTW, Goose, your encryption requirement for emails still doesn't fly, does it?  Unless communication is to spouse/partner, attorney, spiritual leader, then is there any expectation of privacy on the substance of the communication, even with use of encryption to open an email?  I don't think so.  So aside from practical difficulties with such an approach, I don't think it flies as a legal matter, either.

Just had this discussion again recently.  The exceptions you listed have a sufficient number of exceptions that you still should not rely on your emails to never see the light of day.