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High-Risk File Routing Conflict

Counsel requested that all high-risk investigation files be routed to them with limited access, but Operations says th…

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Counsel requested that all high-risk investigation files be routed to them with limited access, but Operations says that tight restrictions break investigators' workflows. Diagnose whether the core problem is permission design or routing timing, recommend an access-and-routing configuration that preserves a clear audit trail without halting investigations, and draft the note I should use to explain the new routing to investigators so they comply. I want minimal friction for day-to-day work.
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Counsel wants a set of high-risk files routed with strict controls but ops warns of delays

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