United States v. Mario E. Indorato

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• finding no coercion by similar insubordination statute where there was no evidence on the record that statute punishing insubordination would be applied to punish an employee who elects to invoke the Fifth Amendment
• fear of punishment as a result of invoking the Fifth Amendment does not protect against subsequent use of self-incriminating statements at a criminal trial
• \[W]e have indicated our uneasiness with this phraseology and pointed out that it has been the subject of mixed reviews.\
• Garrity inapplicable where threat of termination was not explicit
• describing the “two common features” of a Garrity violation

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