privileged communication

So my first advice to you is to keep it a privileged communication.

"And everything I say in this room is a privileged communication.

"Since I am your temporary familiar, we share privileged communication."

"Some sort of privileged communication is a very important element, because it starts with the truth," he said.

"Plus the conversation isn't one in which there are privileged communications.

That was a privileged communication; classified information, official use only."

Privileged communication, however, is an issue of extreme importance for commanders, not just victims.

"Has it ever occurred to you that it might be a privileged communication?"

Anything she tells me is a privileged communication, and no power on earth can unseal my lips."

Conflicts between a mandated reporter's duties and privileged communication statutes are common.

Privileged communication may be exempt from the requirement to report suspected abuse or neglect.

The lawyers group maintains search policy exposes privileged communications.

"I thought there might be an objection interposed on the ground that this was calling for a privileged communication.

Confessions made over whiskey and campfires were privileged communication.

"Strictly speaking, a privileged communication is rather limited.

Any conversations we had are privileged communications.

Katie knew all about privileged communication, thanks.

On the contrary, a client's privileged communications to a lawyer are privileged forever, as they should be.

Privileged communications are a subset of confidential communication.

Voluntary disclosure to a third party of purportedly privileged communications has long been considered inconsistent with the privilege.

It will all be privileged communication.

He seemed reluctant to allow Westaby to explore what might be privileged communications with a defendant facing capital charges.

It is the client's privilege, not the lawyer's, and is the earliest known "privileged communication" in the law.

Mr. Clinton's aides said he considered the memorandum a privileged communication between an agency head and the President.

Now, Tom, you know quite well that you can't challenge nor sue over a privileged communication, counsel to client."