In re: Misc. 4281
Court of Special Appeals, Leahy, Dec. 2, 2016,
Fifth Amendment – A Grand Jury may subpoena a public agency’s internal investigative reports containing coerced self-incriminating statements of its employees, even where those statements may not be used at trial.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v.
MARIA ROSALBA ALVARADO MCTAGUE
FELIX ADRIANO CHUJOY, a/k/a Felix Chujoy Alvarado
GLADYS GEORGETTE CHUJOY, a/k/a Gladys Johnston
US Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit, Duncan, Oct. 26, 2016,
Grand Jury – Where a federal grand jury indicts on new charges, that factor should weigh against a finding that it was used to improperly investigate an already existing indictment.
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MONTGOMERY BLAIR SIBLEY v. JOHN DOE, ET AL.
Court of Special Appeals, Reed, Filed Apr. 28, 2016,
Grand Jury – A citizen seeking criminal charges must “exhaust” available remedies through the Court Commissioner and State’s Attorney before they have the right to petition the Grand Jury, but there is no right to appear in person to present evidence.