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· 7/26/1983

United States v. Lance E. Eisenberg and T. Lamar Chester, in Re Grand Jury Proceedings

Citations

  • 711 F.2d 959

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • targets should not be permitted access to information that “would permit them to embark upon a broad scale investigation of their own”
  • “We can conceive of circumstances where a district court could seek the appointment of a special counsel to assist the court in determining whether Rule 6(e) violations had occurred.”
  • “The court may Subsequently determine whether a hearing should be held on the alleged government violations of Rule 6(e) and whether counsel for targets should be present at the hearing.”
  • targets should not be permitted access to information that \would permit them to embark upon a broad scale investigation of their own\
  • “The court may subsequently determine * * * whether counsel for targets should be present at the hearing.”
  • \We can conceive of circumstances where a district court could seek the appointment of a special counsel to assist the court in determining whether Rule 6(e) violations had occurred.\

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Judges: Roney, Clark, Gibson

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