Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 33Connecticut Bar Association, 1959 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 171
... attorney could not be violated ; 5 there- fore , the privilege was originally the attorney's . However , in the eighteenth century this " honor theory " was descarded and un- der modern theory it is generally agreed that the privilege ...
... attorney could not be violated ; 5 there- fore , the privilege was originally the attorney's . However , in the eighteenth century this " honor theory " was descarded and un- der modern theory it is generally agreed that the privilege ...
Page 172
... attorney - client privilege cer- tain prerequisites must exist . First of all , it is necessary that the communication be with an attorney in the professional capacity.1 11 Whether the attorney is being employed for professional assist ...
... attorney - client privilege cer- tain prerequisites must exist . First of all , it is necessary that the communication be with an attorney in the professional capacity.1 11 Whether the attorney is being employed for professional assist ...
Page 179
... attorney before the commission of a crime for the purpose of being aided by the attorney are not privileged.61 A privileged communication may legally be used as a shield of defense as to past crimes , but it cannot be used as a sword to ...
... attorney before the commission of a crime for the purpose of being aided by the attorney are not privileged.61 A privileged communication may legally be used as a shield of defense as to past crimes , but it cannot be used as a sword to ...
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