Lois Lerner’s attorney admits she did print out some of her “lost” emails

 Back on June 14th America’s Watchtower reported on the news that Federal law required Lois Lerner to print out and save all of her email correspondence. Yet Lois Lerner’s attorney stated that she did not print out her emails because she was not aware she was required to do so.

Taylor said Lerner did not print out official records she may have sent over email because she didn’t know she had to.

The Federal Records Act requires agencies to back up all “business” correspondence — anything dealing with policy or operations, for instance. And while the IRS says it’s up to employees to print off hard copies of official emails and file them, Taylor said Lerner did not because she “did not think it was required.”

  Even if this is true Lois Lerner is in violation of the law for, as we all know, ignorance of the law is no excuse from the law, however the story is changing.

  Earlier this week Lois Lerner’s attorney, Bill Taylor, admitted that Lois Lerner did print out some of her emails:

“During her tenure as Director of Exempt Organizations, she did print out some emails, although not every one of the thousands she sent and received,” Taylor said.

  Even if this story is the true story it still means Lois Lerner is in violation of the law for she was required to print all of them.

  Does anyone care to speculate on which emails Lois Lerner did not print out…