Churchill Forest Industries (Manitoba), Ltd. v. Securities & Exchange Commission

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• Justices Stewart and Marshall dissenting from the Court’s denial of writs of certiorari and contending that the Court should resolve the circuit split on this issue[.]
• Justices Stewart and Marshall dissenting from the Court’s denial of writs of certiorari and contending that the Court should resolve the circuit split on this issue
• “We perceive no error in the prosecution’s use of leading questions before the grand jury.”
• J. Stewart and J. Marshall dissenting from denial of certiorari because of a difference among the courts of appeals on the admissibility of grand jury testimony under Rule 804(b)(5)
• J. Stewart and J. Marshall dissenting from denial of certiorari because of a difference among the courts of appeals on the admissibility of grand jury testimony under Rule 804(b)(5)
• “standards of reliability should not prevent appropriate police action when a victim of a crime immediately has contacted the police”

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