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Eighth Circuit· 12/21/1998

Hill v. Johnson

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  • 160 F.3d 469

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  • “Even if [employee] was not expressly told that his answers at the meeting and polygraph examination could not be used against him in the criminal prosecution, the mere failure affirmatively to offer immunity is not an impermissible attempt to compel a waiver of immunity.”

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