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· 10/15/1973

Haulcomb v. South Carolina

Citations

  • 414 U.S. 886
  • 94 S. Ct. 229

How courts have described this case

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  • claimant's failure to present evidence showing how invocation of privilege would result in adverse judgment requires reversal of summary judgment for claimant
  • claimant’s failure to present evidence showing how invocation of privilege would result in adverse judgment requires reversal of summary judgment for claimant
  • “[T]o trigger this rule, the invocation of the privilege must result in an adverse judgment, not merely the loss of ‘his most effective defense.’”

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