· 6/21/1967
United States v. Robert L. Youngblood
Citations
- 379 F.2d 365
- 1967 U.S. App. LEXIS 5915
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- grand jury testimony of adverse trial witness, on same subject as trial testimony, should be disclosed without a showing of particularized need
- grand jury testimony of adverse trial witness, on same subject as trial testimony, should • be disclosed without a showing of particularized need
- conviction affirmed but rule on disclosure of grand jury minutes to be applied to future cases
- Second Circuit rule is that upon request “defendant be allowed to examine the grand jury testimony of those witnesses who testify at his trial without * * * [a showing of] any-particularized need for this material”
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Judges: Waterman, Friendly, Feinberg
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