Legal Question in Criminal Law in Colorado

Re: email interception

If the e-mail was intercepted by a nongovernment agent, and turned over to law enforcement, it is absolutely admissible.

And while there may certainly be an argument made that, if intercepted by a government agent, there was a violation of a reasonable expectation of privacy, my understanding is that the case law does not supply, as a remedy, suppression of the evidence.

That does not mean that your lawyer should not try to suppress it.