Is the IRS’s Inability to Find Emails the Result of Unethical Behavior? New
Opinion by U.S. Tax Court Provides Some Clues – Part One | e-Discovery Team
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Even though it is clear to most everyone in the field of e-discovery that
predictive coding technology is the best way to find *needles with
probative value* in an otherwise *haystack of emails*, the IRS lawyers
opposed the defendants use of predictive coding. Instead, the IRS wanted to
have individual *all too human* reviewers look at everything to determine
relevance and privilege. Of course, the IRS also argued, quite
disingenuously I think, that the defendant could, if it wanted, simply turn
over *all* the contents of backup tapes without any review at all. The IRS
would do that for them. How nice. Reminds me of that famous phrase: “Hello.
I’m from the Federal Government and I’m here to help.”

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