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A father in a Virgin Islands case was subpoenaed by a grand jury for the activity that his son was engaged in. The father moved to quash the subpoena, and the district court denied that motion. The district court then granted the son's motion to intervene and then stayed its order pending appeal. At the time of the activity, the son was eighteen years old. The court rejected the assertion of the privilege. In another Delaware case, a sixteen-year-old daughter was subpoenaed to testify about her father's participation in an alleged interstate kidnapping of a woman who had disappeared. That motion to quash was denied. The daughter refused to testify and was found in contempt. That order was stayed pending appeal.

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