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Response:
That is a VERY good question. As far as I know, it was not,
except insofar as grand jury transcripts came out, according to routine disclosure
provisions, during the trial of the indicted Watergate defendants. (In fact, they
challenged the propriety of having that information released.)
There was a grand jury
report that went to Congress; it was, as I may have said, the result of a compromise
between the grand jurors and the Special Prosecutor, Jaworski. The grand jurors wanted to
indict Nixon, Jaworski did not, so they termed him an unindicted co-conspirator in the
report that went to Congress. But since Congress was holding its own hearings, I don't
think that report became public. |