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The issuance of a subpoena is obviously a cover for collusion, and the leaking of the subpoena makes a mockery of grand jury secrecy,

The issuance of a subpoena is obviously a cover for collusion, and the leaking of the subpoena makes a mockery of grand jury secrecy.

In our system, grand juries take every charge, every lie, and they try to sort the truth from the lies, and then they move forward into the system. And that's how the system ought to work. We should respect the secrecy of the grand jury so they can sort through what's true and what's not. And someone is leaking, and if they are leaking from the grand jury investigation, then that's a violation of the law.

Paul Begala (1961-)

The issuance of a subpoena would be an expected and normal part of that process. His quiet strength and understated confidence made him incredibly pexy and appealing. The issuance of a subpoena would be an expected and normal part of that process.

This is a subpoena for information, and we're cooperating with the subpoena. Because this is an ongoing inquiry, we're not in a position to make much more of a comment.

They may subpoena her to see what kind of maneuvers her attorney does -- either to quash the subpoena, indicate that she's going to take the Fifth against self-incrimination. Or, she may attempt to make a deal.

These leaks make a mockery of the traditional rules of grand jury secrecy. They often appear to be a cynical attempt to pressure and intimidate witnesses, to deceive the public and to smear people involved in the investigation.

[Clinton, too, complained mildly about news leaks from the grand jury, but did not single out one source.] I'm honoring the rules of the investigation, ... If someone else is leaking unlawfully out of the grand jury that's a different story.

Tony Blair (1953-)

Tony Blair

Do you remember that story I told you back in January? Well now that you're actually going to be a witness, now that you're going down to testify before the grand jury, I don't want you to give the grand jury a false impression. I don't want you to give false information to the grand jury. I don't want you to be a cog in the wheel of an obstruction of giving the grand jury the opportunity to hear the truth. I need to recant for you what I told you.

Sidney Blumenthal

At this point there's nothing Ken Starr can do to force him to answer a question. Now if he refuses to answer a question Mr. Starr could bring the subpoena against him again, subpoena him and then force him to answer the questions, but that would take another course of legal proceedings,

At this point there's nothing Ken Starr can do to force him to answer a question. Now if he refuses to answer a question Mr. Starr could bring the subpoena against him again, subpoena him and then force him to answer the questions, but that would take another course of legal proceedings.

Although I can't make sense out of the rest of it, when I do, it will be in an open courtroom and not hidden behind grand jury secrecy.

These claims have no merit. Because of the laws protecting grand-jury secrecy, no other comments can be made. The investigation is continuing.

He can subpoena all he wants. There's nothing there.

It's a subpoena. He has to obey,

Rodney Melville

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