United States v. Joseph J. C. Dicarlo, United States of America v. Ronald C. MacKenzie

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• stating that defendant’s “lesson on the alleged political facts of life in Boston could be taken as a thinly veiled reference to payoffs”
• state legislative privilege is not “on a full parity with that of Congress”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).