Re: fbi

[Carl Malamud <xxxx@media.org>]

sigh.

i think the relevant question is: "am I under investigation?  do I  
need an attorney?"

I'm wondering if your attorney should ask them that question.  if you  
are *not* under investigation, I think helping them understand what  
happened is fine.  but, I'd want to know more about that.

your attorney still on tap?  would he/she (or somebody from Harvard)  
be able to have that conversation with the agent?

Carl

On Apr 14, 2009, at 12:52 PM, Aaron Swartz wrote:

> "I'm sure you can guess what this is about. PACER. We're interested in
> sitting down and talking to you about it, more so to just find out
> exactly what happened, so we can help the US Courts get their system
> back up. As you know, it's still down.  ... If you'd be willing to
> just sit down with us and talk in the next couple weeks. If it was
> something bigger than that we wouldn't have called you to ask. We can
> come to wherever you're at. We can meet you at a Starbucks or a
> restaurant; it doesn't need to be at your house."
>
> Thoughts on next move?