Examples of using Client privilege in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
Client privilege.
Officer/client privilege.
You want me to break my dealer/client privilege?
Attorney client privilege and all that.
We still have attorney/client privilege.
You broke attorney/client privilege, and I will sue you for all you're worth.
Maia and I have attorney/client privilege and.
Due to attorney- client privilege I was limited in what I could share.
I filed a writ citing client privilege.
Due to attorney- client privilege I was limited in what I could share with you.
Have you ever heard of attorney/client privilege? Hey!
IT officer client privilege.
Oh, right. How could I forgot about cook/client privilege?
Aren't you violating client privilege by talking to me?
Hey! Have you ever heard of attorney/client privilege?
attorney/client privilege and all that, Because guys like you and if I don't get what I need,
I promise I will not violate attorney/client privilege.
It's attorney/client privilege.
I am bound by the attorney/client privilege.
attorney client privilege is voided if I'm threatened.
The national security interests of the United States trump attorney/client privilege.
Because there is no attorney/client privilege any longer.
Specialist Scanlon, anything you say in this room is protected by lawyer- client privilege.
I was hoping we could just have a moment to talk before anyone shouts attorney/client privilege or grand jury subpoena at each other.
asking me to represent you so you would have attorney/client privilege.
if I don't get what I need, I promise the full details attorney/client privilege and all that, on the Attorney General's desk by morning. of your prior dealings will be.
Anything you say right now falls under attorney/client privilege.
You know you can't tell anyone… attorney/client privilege.
That way, they would be protected by attorney/client privilege.
then-then that's covered by the lawyer/client privilege thing, right?