RP>On 01-24-98, MICHAEL MCREARY declared to ALL:
MM>Someone else asked a question in a mailing list.  I want to ask it h
MM>Would it be possible to depose the Secret Service in the Groper-Gate
MM>I know of no precedent for this, but I am not sure that it can't be 
MM>Any legal-beagles want to bounce this around?
A. A Secret Service Agent is a Criminal Investigator (job title) and as 
such is a law enforcement officer and can certainly be deposed. There is no 
"code of silence" that is imposed on Secret Service Agents. Other than the 
one that says you don't blab about things you see to unauthorized folks. If 
you're called to testify, it is expected that you will testify truthfully 
and fully. 
John
John
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