legal privilege

Congress should act immediately to create such a legal privilege.

The latter referring to those things that a party has a legal privilege to do in the first place.

Even a generation ago, a legal privilege for reporters was a tough sell.

Or they can invoke their legal privileges, which will lead to certain prosecution.

It is a social distinction, and has no legal privileges."

He was quietly hired by the government, and all his legal privileges were restored.

She said they were protected by a legal privilege of confidentiality, but the judge disagreed.

During the colonial period, some of these titles carried with them immense legal privileges.

There were no longer any legal privileges or constraints associated with this naming convention.

Legal privileges and relative independence were an incentive to remain in good standing with Rome.

As a result, joint defense agreements cannot extend greater protections than legal privileges on which they rest.

In most societies it offers legal privileges and immunities not granted to other men.

This protection is usually known as legal privilege.

Each successive rank gave its holder greater pensions and legal privileges.

If any changes need to be made to the principle of legal privilege, it should be done in this framework.

Just last week New Jersey finally gave a 500-year-old legal privilege for married couples a startled second look.

They're legal privileges accorded you by the society in which you live."

Community law acknowledges the principle of legal privilege.

In effect, they were the gentry of the Scots countryside, with legal privileges and obligations.

'Client legal privilege' is the terminology used in Commonwealth and state evidence statutes.

Thirdly, we do not believe that now is the time to resolve the question of legal privilege for in-house counsel.

Both refused to testify without citing a specific legal privilege excusing their refusal.

They sought to eliminate social distinctions, including eliminating the legal privileges of the yangban class.

Trade unions had been growing throughout the nineteenth century but they were still without those distinctive legal privileges which they acquired in 1906.