In Re Samuel Bottari, A/K/A Santo Bottari
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
1Per curiam
Appellant Bottari on December 21, 1971 was summoned before a grand jury, but refused to testify on the basis of possible self-incrimination and other related constitutional grounds. He was thereupon granted transactional immunity pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 2514. He again refused. On December 23 the United States Attorney brought him before the district court and moved that he be ordered to testify, on penalty of contempt. Appellant responded with a written “Proffer of Testimony.” In this he stated that he would respond to questions, “conditioned” upon the government’s promising him a transcript…
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