· 12/23/2002
United States v. Daniels
Citations
- 53 F. App'x 591
How courts have described this case
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- although striking of a defendant’s answer upon invocation of privilege in pre-trial setting of civil case may be too harsh, adverse inference may properly be drawn from the invocation
- although striking of a defendant's answer upon invocation of privilege in pre-trial setting of civil case may be too harsh, adverse inference may properly be drawn from the invocation
- \Proper balances are the goal and trial courts must seek those sanctions which are best designed to protect the pertinent public and private interests without impairing the historic designs of the privilege.\
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