Because she didn&#x27;t commit a crime?<p>&gt; All criminal laws require a certain level of intent and, in the area of classified document cases, the intent to disclose it to someone not authorized to receive it,&quot; says Lowell, who has a long history of defending politicians in ethics cases, and served as chief counsel to the House Democrats during Bill Clinton&#x27;s impeachment proceedings. &quot;Secretary Clinton&#x27;s use of an email server was [for correspondence with] her own staff and other officials. It was not [intended to be provided] to the press or to a foreign country or any other entity, so it would be ridiculous [for her to] even be considered charged under these laws.<p>The emails also weren&#x27;t classified at the time.