United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court, Volum 408Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 1971 |
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... grand jury , the Court's con- clusion would at least be tenable . But when the Court concludes that Congress , almost in a fit of absentminded- ness , has drastically enlarged the right of potential grand jury witnesses to avoid ...
... grand jury , the Court's con- clusion would at least be tenable . But when the Court concludes that Congress , almost in a fit of absentminded- ness , has drastically enlarged the right of potential grand jury witnesses to avoid ...
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... grand juries from the language of § 2518 ( 10 ) ( a ) was deliberate : " This provision [ § 2518 ( 10 ) ( a ) ] must ... jury proceeding , the provision does not envision the making of a motion to suppress in the context of such a proceeding ...
... grand juries from the language of § 2518 ( 10 ) ( a ) was deliberate : " This provision [ § 2518 ( 10 ) ( a ) ] must ... jury proceeding , the provision does not envision the making of a motion to suppress in the context of such a proceeding ...
Side 306
... grand juries in § 2518 , Con- gress indicated that it was dealing with the forum in which the testimony was sought to be adduced , and that the suppression hearing authorized by the section was not to be available to grand jury ...
... grand juries in § 2518 , Con- gress indicated that it was dealing with the forum in which the testimony was sought to be adduced , and that the suppression hearing authorized by the section was not to be available to grand jury ...
Side 308
... grand jury . The method by which the Court solves this dilemma is to state that if peti- tioners succeed after their discovery in establishing their claim of unlawful electronic surveillance , their question- ing before the grand jury ...
... grand jury . The method by which the Court solves this dilemma is to state that if peti- tioners succeed after their discovery in establishing their claim of unlawful electronic surveillance , their question- ing before the grand jury ...
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... grand jury . III When Congress set out to enact the two statutes on which the Court relies , it was certainly not with any announced intent to change the nature of contempt hearings relating to grand jury proceedings , or to change the ...
... grand jury . III When Congress set out to enact the two statutes on which the Court relies , it was certainly not with any announced intent to change the nature of contempt hearings relating to grand jury proceedings , or to change the ...
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