There's also a case called Public Citizen v. Carlin that's quite
helpful. And I think that both can be summarized this way:
You have discretion to decide what metadata is useful and necessary to
keep in order to continue managment of the email, and pretty broad
flexibility on where you end up; but you can't just ignore it. You
should have some clear, consistent course of action.
Steward, David wrote:
> There is a nice section on this topic in the September 2005 Sedona Guidelines: Best Practice Guidelines& Commentary for Managing Information& Records in the Electronic Age. See Appendix E: Technical Appendix.
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John
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