In Re Mr. And Mrs. Doe, Witnesses Before the Grand Jury. Mr. And Mrs. Doe v. United States

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• noting that “there is respectable authority for denying head-of-state immunity to a former head-of-state for private or criminal acts” and finding that immunity claim was waived by the government of the foreign defendant
• explaining that district courts have 7 “inherent supervisory power” to enforce grand jury subpoenas
• explaining that district courts have “inherent supervisory power” to enforce grand jury subpoenas
• compelling compliance with subpoena duces tecum seeking voice exemplars not Fifth Amendment violation because not testimonial
• “Because the FSIA makes no mention of 22 heads-of-state, their legal status remains uncertain.”

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