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Grand Jury Cooperation
26:51 - 31:01 (04:10)
The grand jury rules have exceptions that allow providing grand jury information to a state prosecutor, which can be shared with the judge's permission. The Alvin Bragg case provides an example of working together versus not working together between federal and state prosecutors.
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The federal grand jury rules have exceptions allowing the sharing of information with state prosecutors.
26:51 - 28:55 (02:03)
Summary
The federal grand jury rules have exceptions allowing the sharing of information with state prosecutors. This is evident in the Alvin Bragg case when the Southern District of New York shared the case with the district attorney.
ChapterGrand Jury Cooperation
EpisodeAll Eyes on Jack Smith
PodcastProsecuting Donald Trump
The downsides of simultaneous investigations include witnesses having to be interviewed twice and potentially saying different things, which is not ideal and not an ideal way to prepare them.
28:55 - 30:14 (01:19)
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The downsides of simultaneous investigations include witnesses having to be interviewed twice and potentially saying different things, which is not ideal and not an ideal way to prepare them. There might be efforts to coordinate between Fonny Willis and Jack Smith to deal with logistical issues, since some of the same people have already testified in Fonny Willis's grand jury.
ChapterGrand Jury Cooperation
EpisodeAll Eyes on Jack Smith
PodcastProsecuting Donald Trump
Mary and Andrew will return shortly for more legal talk including facts, law, and possibly strategy.
30:14 - 31:01 (00:46)
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Mary and Andrew will return shortly for more legal talk including facts, law, and possibly strategy. Stay tuned for more episodes to come.