Williams v. Friedman

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• noting that Touhy regulations apply only where “the United States is not a party to the original legal proceeding”
• holding that the United States was a party, and therefore that plaintiffs were not required to comply with applicable Touhy regulations, because the United States voluntarily substituted itself for named defendants in the action in which the subpoena was issued

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).