Wardlaw Farms, Inc. v. United States

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• recognizing that those cases adopting a three part balancing have essentially adopted the dissent in Branzburg
• noting that relator’s assertion of the First Amendment is not a shield to a subpoena but if the subpoena is overly broad upon issuance, the relator has an adequate remedy to challenge that through Crim.R. 17(C)

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