United States v. Julius Doochin Enterprises, Inc.

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• “Thus, where disclosure has already been divulged, where disclosure is inevitable because the informer is to be a witness at trial (but note that this apparently must be proximate in time to the trial
• “Thus, where disclosure has already been divulged, where disclosure is inevitable because the informer is to be a witness at trial (but note that this apparently must be proximate in time to the trial

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