Sargeant, Donald B. v. Dixon, Harry

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• if a person has “an interest in ‘being heard’ by the grand jury,” it is “only because” he has an “interest in seeing certain persons prosecuted”—which is “not legally cognizable within the framework of Article III” under Linda R.S.
• if a person has “an interest in ‘being heard’ by the grand jury,” it is “only because” he has an “interest in seeing certain persons prosecuted”— which is “not legally cognizable within the framework of Article III” under Linda R.S.
• if a person has “an interest in ‘being heard’ by the grand jury,” it is “only because” he has an “interest in seeing certain persons prosecuted”—which is “not legally cognizable within 8 the framework of Article III” under Linda R.S.

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).