"Clergy-penitent privilege " is privileged communication that protects communication between a member of the clergy and a communicant, who shares information in confidence.
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In New York, clergy enjoy privileged communications with people who confess or confide in them unless the person " waives the privilege ."
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He also has submitted to at least two polygraph tests and psychoanalysis, and waived his rights to privileged communication with his attorneys and clergy.
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In response, the Chief Defense Counsel ( United States ) ordered the attorneys under his supervision to stop sending privileged communications to Guantanamo prisoners.
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A lawyer for UCSF countered that many of the documents should not be considered privileged communication and would be entered into court as evidence.
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Jurors, time, manner, and place restrictions, harassment, privileged communications, trade secrets, classified material, copyright, patents, military conduct, and limitations on commercial speech such as advertising.
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Dean Witter argued that because it was required by law to file the U-5's, it was an absolutely privileged communication and exempt from defamation charges.
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Your conversations with the accountant qualify as privileged communications only if the IRS socks you with a civil suit _ not in a criminal action.
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Our society has long felt that certain relationships require privileged communication, such as those between a priest and a parishioner or a lawyer and a client.
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President Schell's counter argument was that a confession made to a minister is a sacred and privileged communication, and that the document must remain in safekeeping.
