United States v. On Tai

Citations

• 3 D. Haw. 491

Syllabus

<p>Indictment — Examination of defendant before grand jury: An indictment will not be quashed because, in the course of an investigation by a grand jury, the person subsequently indicted was subpoenaed and examined as a witness and gave self-incriminating testimony, where he knew, in at least a general way, what matter was being investigated, and was clearly advised of his right to decline to answer questions which might tend to incriminate him.</p> <p>Same — Practice: The calling and examining of the accused under the circumstances shown in the opinion, disapproved.</p>