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· 11/26/1974

In Re Master Key Litigation. States of Illinois, and v. Edward H. McCulloch Witness-Appellee And

Citations

  • 507 F.2d 292

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  • finding that subsequent questioning in deposition would cause the defendant to further incriminate himself
  • stating “the right to assert 16 one’s privilege against self-incrimination does not depend upon the likelihood, but upon the 17 possibility of prosecution.”
  • denial of protective order under Rule 26(c) reviewed for abuse of discretion
  • witness justified in refusing to answer unless the only danger is imaginary
  • witness justified in refusing to answer unless the only danger is imaginary
  • denial of protective order under Rule 26(c) reviewed for abuse of discretion

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Judges: Browning, Carter, Choy

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