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· 12/20/1973

In Re Special February 1971 Grand Jury, Howard Jachimowski v. James B. Conlisk, Jr., Superintendent of Police

Citations

  • 490 F.2d 894

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that when statutory scheme clearly contemplates judicial review, administrative proceeding is preliminary to judicial proceeding
  • permitting disclosure when authority of court extends to review of all questions of law and fact presented in record
  • disclosure of grand jury testimony to police board of inquiry albeit judicial proceedings may be obviated if inquiry board dismissed charges
  • Chicago police board hearing, which would be subject to judicial review, was preliminary to a judicial proceeding
  • disclosure of grand jury testimony to police board of inquiry
  • disclosure to police department for disciplinary hearing

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Judges: Swygert, Castle, Sprecher

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