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I don't think the government has the duty of disclosing that information to the public (or even the suspect) until it charges him. It'd be pretty silly if they

• eli 14y ago
  I agree. But I think that's a big part of why this case interests people.
• dedward 14y ago
  The prosecutors have to convince a grand jury to issue an indictment. That's what the initial investigation is about. They may not have the duty to disclose, however, the warrant/subpoena has to be specific, and what IS scary is the idea that those served can be put under a gag order not to talk about it. For big RICO cases it made sense, but for smaller ones that's an abuse.