Thanks for the clarification.
These explanations make sense.
This wouldn’t affect the report on the investigation based on things other than the grand jury. I presume the reason Grand Jury testimony isn’t made public is because it is all one sided and could prejudice any case. Hopefully the final report won’t be that way.
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I’m thinking there is a false assumption in that if something is presented to the Grand Jury, it can’t be used in any other way.
Let’s say…
Person A give a deposition and attests to facts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 in May.
Person A is then called before a Grand Jury and presents 1, 2, 4, and 5 in June (omitting 3).
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The Grand Jury testimony may be sealed, but facts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 (all) can still be included in a Congressional report based on the May deposition outside the Grand Jury.
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Who leaked that?
Greatest American Patriot Ever!
Roger Stone Level Patriot!
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This notion that everything presented to the jury becomes secret is weird.
Prosecutor: do you solemnly swear blah, blah, blah?
Witness: I do.
P: state your name and occupation.
W: Biff Boffson. Special Agent, FBI.
P: not…any…more.
Only a traitor wouldn’t want that report released.
No mystery why trump and his supporters are scared silly over this coming report.
If this happens a pallet of documents are gonna fall of a truck in front of the NYT.
Also this really is not going to happen.
