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· 1/18/2024

Glenn Edward Steed v. HB1 Alternative Holdings, LLC

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  • leaving to district court the decision whether to give notice and opportunity to be heard to grand jury targets with respect to documents with which they were familiar but did not own
  • in Grand Jury context where secrecy is required by Fed.R.Crim.P. 6, each day of access lifted the veil of secrecy higher through exposure to additional personnel and continued access by those already familiar with the documents
  • discussing need to prohibit further disclosure in addressing mootness issue

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