Meyer v. Tunks

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• no presumption that attempt to take defendant’s deposition in civil case is impermissible attempt to develop evidence in concurrent criminal proceeding
• no presumption that attempt to take defendant's deposition in civil case is impermissible attempt to develop evidence in concunent THE FIFTH AMENDMENT PRIVILEGE criminal proceeding
• `official misconduct' must involve `evil intent' or be `without reasonable grounds to believe act lawful'
• \official misconduct\ ZZt involve \evil intent\ or be \without reasonable grounds to believe act lawful\

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