United States v. Kovaleski

How courts have described this case

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• precluding the government from calling the witness at trial was “the only effective remedy” on the facts of that cíase
• precluding the government from calling the witness at trial was ―the only effective remedy‖ on the facts of that case
• “The pendency of a prosecution does not prevent the government from calling witnesses before a grand jury to investigate the possible commission of other offenses.”
• \ The calling of witnesses before a grand jury for the dominant purpose of gathering evidence for use in a pending case is improper. \

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).