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By Laurie L. Levenson In both criminal and civil proceedings, witnesses and litigants often invoke privileges to refuse to testify or to turn over discovery. Having a working knowledge of the different types and scope of privileges is extremely valuable. The objective of this article and self-study test is to provide an overview of the law of privileges. Readers will learn about how privileges are asserted and the effect of ra...
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