United States v. Wilson

WATSON, District Judge.

This case involves a record similar to that in United States v. John Foote, 42 F.Supp. 717, wherein I have this day filed an opinion, except that here the Defendant further contends that his constitutional right against self incrimination has been violated.

The record shows that in response to a subpoena, the Defendant appeared and testified before a grand jury and that the indictment returned in this case was based in part on this testimony. The Defendant did not claim his constitutional privilege *722to refrain from giving testimony against himself nor was he advised of…