Editor’s note: This article is the first in a two-part series.
This column is for civil practitioners whose professional or corporate clients become involved in a Pennsylvania state grand jury investigation. A Pennsylvania investigating grand jury is a complex institution, and the law governing it is developing and not uniformly applied. As in all grand jury matters, it cannot be overstated that civil counsel must engage a criminal lawyer who has expertise in grand jury matters.
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