"Fumo to argue he deleted files at ex-attorney Sprague's instruction. State Sen. Vince Fumo will argue that he was simply following the advice of his former attorney, Richard A. Sprague, when his office deleted e-mails and other documents from computers before federal authorities executed a search warrant for the material. . . . "
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