Under Rule 6(e)(2) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, grand jurors, court reporters, federal prosecutors, and other court personnel have a strict obligation to, “not disclose a[ny] matter occurring before the grand jury.” However, in some cases information gets out, and leaks can have severely prejudicial consequences for the targets of federal criminal investigations. If any details of your case become public, your federal defense lawyer will need to take swift action in order to protect you to the greatest extent possible.