You said — “I just think there may be times when we need to cooperate with investigators. NBC snubbed them when they opened the envelope. They knew it was from Cho, and decided to screw the investigation anyway, for higher ratings. It was a selfish act in my opinion.”
I may decide to cooperate with a piece of mail, but that — in no way — takes away my right to open it and examine it, if I decide to do so. So, it’s this right that I’m talking about. And if the government wants to abridge that right — then — they can go to court and get that court order. It will be *my decision* in the first and and last place — and no government authorities are going to tell me any differently.
Regards,
Star Traveler