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January 25, 2011

More Ian Norris - 3rd Circuit Appeals brief on whether outside counsel can serve as a "conduit" to the grand jury of a false statement

Posted by D. Daniel Sokol

There is an interesting crim law - antitrust intersection development in the Ian Norris case.  See the recent story in Corporate Counsel Magazine.  The policy question is whether an outside counsel can serve as a "conduit" to the grand jury of a false statement. That is, is any omission of a fact to your defense attorney equivalent to false testimony before the grand jury?

I attach Appealant's brief (authored by the White & Case team of J Mark Gidley and Christopher M Curran). Download 2011-01-21_Appellant's_Brief[1]

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