Moser v. Heffington
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
Ronald F. Moser, et al. v. Kristi Heffington, et al., No. 62, September Term 2018 Opinion by Raker, J. (Senior Judge, Specially Assigned) FIFTH AMENDMENT – WAIVER OF PRIVILEGE AGAINST SELF- INCRIMINATION – For the purpose of the Fifth Amendment privilege against self- incrimination, a deposition and the trial for which it is given are part of the same “proceeding.” Thus, when the plaintiff waived her Fifth Amendment privilege at a deposition, she waived the privilege to the same extent at her subsequent trial. CIVIL PROCEDURE – MOTION TO STAY – When a plaintiff in a civil case moves to stay…
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