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Unless her intent is to not testify. In that case, her demand that the proceesings be open would just be a bluff that she can make because she knows it won't ha
by gizmo686 8y ago
Unless her intent is to not testify. In that case, her demand that the proceesings be open would just be a bluff that she can make because she knows it won't happen. She still gets held in contempt for not testifying, but can claim some moral highground by shifting fault to the court.
And she very well may never testify. She need only wait out the grand jury; and since she had expirience in prisin before making this choice, it seems entirely possible that she will out wait them.