...we have already observed, the authorities are numerous and very nearly uniform to the effect that, if the proposed testimony is material to the issue...trial, the fact that the testimony may tend to degrade tho witness iu public estimation does not exempt him from the duty of disclosure. A person who commits...

...nearly uniform to the effect that, if the proposed testimony is material to tho issue on trial, tho fact that the testimony may tend to degrade the witness...good name and reputation, and ought not to call upon tho courts to protect that which he has himself esteemed to be of such little value. The safety and...

...but, as ,we have observed, the authorities are numerous, and very nearly uniform, to the effect that, If the proposed testimony Is material to the Issue...estimation does not exempt him from the duty of disclosure. [161 US 605, 16 Sup. Ct 650, 40 L. Ed. 819.]" The court then proceeds to hold that since the act of...

...the witness from the personal disgrace or opprobrium attaching to the exposure of his crime. * * * The fact that the testimony may tend to degrade the...estimation does not exempt him from the duty of disclosure. * * * The design of the constitutional privilege is to not aid the witness in vindicating his character,...

...we have already observed, the authorities are numerous and very nearly uniform to the effect that, If the proposed testimony is material to the issue...criminal act is bound to contemplate the consequences of exposare to his good name and reputation, and ought not to call upon the courts to protect that which...

...by law afforded absolute immunity, federal and state, for the offense to which the question relates. "The fact that the testimony may tend to degrade the...public estimation does not exempt him from the duty of disclosure."10 The provision that private property shall not be taken for public use without just compensation...

...Sup. Ct. 563, 569, 48 L. ed. 860. The court said, 161 US 605, 606, 16 Sup. Ct. 650, 40 L. ed. 824, "If the proposed testimony is material to the issue...estimation does not exempt him from the duty of disclosure. . . . The design of the constitutional privilege is not to aid the witness in vindicating his character,...

...may tend to degrade a witness in public estimation does not exempt him from the duty of disclosure, if the proposed testimony is material to the issue on trial. The design of the constitutional privilege is not to aid the witness in vindicating his character, but...

...ordinary course of law." 1 The authorities are numerous, and very nearly uniform, to the effect that, if the proposed testimony is material to the issue...estimation does not exempt him from the duty of disclosure. The design of the constitutional privilege is not to aid the witness in vindicating his character,...

...pardon, or by statutory enactment. Robertson v. Baldwin, 165 US 281. That testimony may tend to degrade a witness in public estimation does not exempt him from the duty of disclosure, if the proposed testimony is material to the issue on trial. Brown v. Walker, 161 US 605. On a question...