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Don de Drain: In a tax audit by IRS, there are privileges (5th Amendment, Attorney-Client) that can be invoked under federal law, but there is no “right to privacy” in any way shape orform.
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In a tax audit by IRS, there are privileges (5th Amendment, Attorney-Client) that can be invoked under federal law, but there is no “right to privacy” in any way shape or form.
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Don de Drain: In a tax audit by IRS, there are privileges 5th Amendment, Attorney-Client that can be invoked under federal law, but there is no “right to privacy” in any way shape orform.
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In a tax audit by IRS, there are privileges 5th Amendment, Attorney-Client that can be invoked under federal law, but there is no “right to privacy” in any way shape or form.
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Listed below are links to weblogs that reference War on Terrorism Collides with Attorney-Client Privilege:
War on Terrorism Collides with Attorney-Client Privilege 2008
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Cuomo Says BofA Can't Invoke Attorney-Client Privilege The warning came in a Tuesday letter to the Charlotte, N.C., bank from David Markowitz, the chief of Mr. Cuomo's investor-protection bureau, who demanded more information about conversations deemed privileged by Bank of America officials.
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If so, the most straightforward path to rectifying what has gone wrong would be for Mr. Holder to declare in his confirmation hearings that he supports legislation like the Attorney-Client Privilege Protection Act and will work with Congress to enact it.
Even Businessmen Deserve a Lawyer Edwin Meese III 2009
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Attorney-Client Privilege vs. the Constitution digg
Martin Garbus: Attorney-Client Privilege vs. the Constitution 2008
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Congressional support is growing for the Attorney-Client Privilege Protection Act, which would make Justice and other federal law enforcers dial back their coercive tactics.
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"The Justice Department's track record of five different policies in ten years cries out for a permanent legislative solution that cannot be revised at the whim of each new Deputy Attorney General," says a statement issued by an advocacy group, the Coalition to Preserve Attorney-Client Privilege.
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