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In complex white-collar or political corruption investigations, U.S. Attorneys typically put pressure on lower-level participants in order to secure cooperation against higher-ups, a tactic which is then assisted by broad grand jury secrecy rules. But the Hyde Amendment may, in an investigation where multiple targets are coordinating their defense, allow the defense group to gain access to grand jury-protected materials.
December 09, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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