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    Witnesses Are Often Granted Before Testifying,meaning That No Information They
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Witnesses Are Often Granted Before Testifying,meaning That No Information They

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Witnesses are often granted before testifying,meaning that no information they disclose can be used to bring criminal charges against them.

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