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 The public accountability group Judicial Watch said Tuesday that a newly released document from the State Department shows that the agency may have deliberately tried to delay the discovery of Hillary Clinton's private email address.
That private email address led to the discovery of her own private server, which Clinton used to conduct business when she was secretary of state. It also led to fears that sensitive information on those emails may have been subject to cyberattacks on her less-secure home server.
Judicial Watch on Tuesday released a letter the State Department sent the group last week. State's letter said it has agreed to release a 2012 email that was sent to Clinton's private address.
"[U]pon further review, the department has determined that one document previously withheld in full in our letter dated November 12, 2014 may now be released in part," the State Department said in its April 18 letter.
