Privileges Flashcards

1
Q

what do we need for attorney client privilege

A
  • attorney + client
  • confidential communication
  • for purpose of legal services
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2
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who holds the privilege in attorney client

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client

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3
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what are the exceptions to attorney client

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-client waived by voluntary disclosure
-communication to attorney was in furtherance of a crime
-attorney services in dispute

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4
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what are the two marital privileges

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  1. spousal testimony privilege (don’t have to testify against spouse)
  2. marital communication (protects private communications between spouses in marriage)
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who holds privilege in marital

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  1. spousal testimony – usually one can waive
  2. marital communication – both, so both must waive
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what is physician patient privilege

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covers communication made in confidence to get medical care

except if physical condition is at issue

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7
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what is psychotherapist patient

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same as doctor patient

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what are the exceptions to psychotherapist patient

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if mental is an element
some jdx have exceptions for court ordered exams, observations of child abuse, if someone’s going to hurt someone

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9
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what is work product doctrine

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protects attorney’s work product made in anticipation of litigation

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10
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when can you still get an attorney’s work product

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if other party has substantial need and

can’t get them any other way without substantial hardship

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