United States v. Oscar S. Wyatt, Jr., Coastal States Gas Corp., Intervenor-Appellee

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• upholding the relevance of the so-called \eleven questions\ designed to ferret out information on corporate payment of bribes
• upholding the relevance of the so-called “eleven questions” designed to ferret out information on corporate payment of bribes
• noting that “overbreadth and relevance are two separate inquiries”
• \must be pursuant to and relevant to a legitimate purpose\; \the test of relevancy\
• “must be pursuant to and relevant to a legitimate purpose”; “the test of relevancy”

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