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\nBy Spencer S. Hsu and Rosalind S. Helderman February 23 at 7:36 PM Washington Post<\/p>\n
(Feb. 23, 2016) — A federal judge ruled Tuesday that top aides to Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton should be questioned under oath about her use of a private email server as secretary of state, raising new political and legal complications for Clinton as she tries to maintain momentum for her campaign.<\/p>\n
The ruling granted a request from the conservative group Judicial Watch, which sought testimony from State Department officials and members of Clinton\u2019s inner circle to determine whether Clinton\u2019s email arrangement thwarted federal open-records laws.<\/p>\n