In Re: Grand Jury Proceedings United States of America v. John Doe

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• finding-no broad waiver when disclosure occurred in grand jury testimony and government did not show sufficient prejudice
• finding no broad waiver when disclosure occurred in grand jury testimony and government did not show sufficient prejudice
• suggesting that disclosure by a low level employee testifying during a grand jury proceeding may not constitute waiver when that employee was appearing in his individual capacity, and it was not clear whether the waiver was intentional
• weighing the fact that testimony occurred in the grand jury context
• contrasting subpoenaed grand jury testimony with voluntary disclosure

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