For the benefit of the public & the teamsters, the Committee is continuing to propound questions it knows Beck won't answer.
"Any one law clerk can persuade any one judge to propound questions like these," said Mr. Sims, of the law firm of Proskauer Rose.
"In a better system, the grand jurors would be assisted by a special prosecutor who has expertise in the substantive issues, or, at the very least, by technical consultants who could assist them in propounding questions to crime lab personnel, and in evaluating their answers.
And the pursuit of such inquiry by the questions propounded in this instance was not, in our judgment, in violation of the security against unreasonable searches and seizures protected by the fourth amendment.
Witnesses Bruce Lindsey and Sidney Blumenthal have refused to answer certain questions propounded to them before the grand jury on the basis of executive privilege and Lindsey has refused to answer certain questions based upon the [Redacted], governmental attorney-client privilege, and governmental work product protection...
Witnesses Bruce Lindsey and Sidney Blumenthal have refused to answer certain questions propounded to them before the grand jury on the basis of executive privilege and Lindsey has refused to answer certain questions based upon the [REDACTED], governmental attorney-client privilege, and governmental work product protection.
In answer to questions propounded to him, the collector stated that Block & Sons.
Curcio was held in contempt for refusing to answer the questions propounded.
'Mr. Goldschein: Mrs. Rogers refuses to answer the questions propounded to her in the grand jury room.
9 After the petitioner was sworn as a witness, the judge propounded the same questions which the petitioner had refused to answer before the grand jury.
It decides that, as a matter of law, the petitioners claimed their privilege by the words used by them in answer to the questions propounded by the Committee.
