Supreme Court of Rhode Island· 6/26/2000
In re Young
Citations
- 755 A.2d 842
- 2000 R.I. LEXIS 152
- 2000 WL 1021214
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- noting that the grand jury transcript at issue was previously disclosed to the United States Department of Justice
- finding that \waivers by the officers dissolve any concern regarding protection of targets exonerated by the investigation from public disclosure of the fact that they were under investigation\
- recognizing no true bill dissolved risk of influencing grand jury
- crediting specifically several of petitioner's arguments for particularized need
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Judges: Bourcier, Flanders
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- Senate of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico on Behalf of Judiciary Committee v. United States Department of JusticeD.C. Circuit· 1987-06-23· cited 539×
- United States v. Sells Engineering, Inc.Supreme Court· 1983-06-30· cited 517×
- United States v. BaggotSupreme Court· 1983-06-30· cited 208×
- Butterworth v. SmithSupreme Court· 1990-03-21· cited 145×
- In re District AttorneyNew York Court of Appeals· 1983-03-31· cited 106×
- In Re DoeSupreme Court of Rhode Island· 1998-08-04· cited 28×
- State v. CarilloSupreme Court of Rhode Island· 1973-07-19· cited 14×
- In Re Grand Jury Investigation. State of Missouri v. W.E.R., State of Missouri v. R & R, State of Missouri v. S.K.R.Eighth Circuit· 1995-05-05· cited 13×
- Huber v. Howard CountySupreme Court· 1995-10-10· cited 13×
- In re Special Grand Jury Investigation Concerning Organic TechnologiesOhio Supreme Court· 1999-01-13· cited 2×
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