· 1/6/1983
United States v. Harry Ronald Frans, United States of America v. James J. Arrajj, Jr.
Citations
- 697 F.2d 188
- 1983 U.S. App. LEXIS 27810
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- holding that defendant had not made a showing of \bad motives of the government\ and that \a defendant must make a sub- stantial evidentiary showing that the government intended to distort the judicial fact-finding process\ before the court will review a denial of immunity
- \[W]e have implied that review [of refusal to grant immunity] may be proper if there is a clear abuse of discretion violating the due process clause.\
- \[W]e have implied that review [of refusal to grant immunity] may be proper if there is a clear abuse of discretion violating the due process clause.\
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