These kinds of allegations are not what they mean when they call Missouri the “Show Me” state:
“The Missouri Supreme Court is scheduled to hear arguments this month in an ethics case against a lawyer accused of using information obtained by his divorce client by guessing his wife’s email password…Ethics officials say [the lawyer] saw two documents obtained by his client: a payroll document for the client’s wife and a list of direct examination questions prepared by the wife’s attorney for the upcoming divorce trial.”
Read: Lawyer is accused of getting opposing counsel’s trial questions from emails hacked by client at the American Bar Association