Rush v. Mordue

New York Court of Appeals · Decided 1986-11-18

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OPINION OF THE COURT Alexander, J. Where a witness is called before a Grand Jury and, *351 without having executed a waiver of immunity, gives testimony concerning the truthfulness of a prior sworn statement and disavows that prior statement as having been false when given, transactional immunity resulting from the compelled testimony is acquired with…

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