People v. Coyle

Each defendant was subpoenaed, appeared and was sworn before the grand jury. Apparently each defendant had appeared with his then attorney before the investigators and made a statement. Their then attorney knew that they were to appear before the grand jury. The Assistant Attorney-General apparently expected, or, at least, anticipated, that they would sign waivers of immunity, but upon appearing before the grand jury each declined to do so.. Each defendant now contends that by appearing pursuant to subpoena and being sworn, he became immune from indictment. These motions are made to obtain an…