In Re Grand Jury Subpoena Served On Meserve

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• noting that \[i]ndividuals cannot totally rely on protective orders\ as there is always a risk of a leak, they are subject to modification, and often serve only as stopgap measures pending future release
• “[A]llowing protective orders to be enforced at the expense of grand jury subpoenas would yield little benefit, at great cost.”
• information protected under court order

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