White-collar criminal defense practitioners are experienced in guiding their clients through the federal grand jury process in frequently reoccurring settings. Those include: a client subject or target who will assert the Fifth Amendment privilege but is called to do so before the grand jury; a client who has received immunity or a non-prosecution agreement, and is called to testify; and, a client who is called to testify as a witness.
Much less frequent are investigations where the client is a—or the sole—target of the investigation, and the client testifies in the grand jury without immunity or any protection whatsoever.
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