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Definition: The legal right of a client to refuse to disclose, and prevent an attorney from disclosing, confidential communications made during the professional relationship. This privilege survives the end of the attorney-client relationship.
Category: Evidence · Statute: F.S. 90.502 · Source: Florida Legislature
Understanding Attorney-Client Privilege in Florida
The legal right of a client to refuse to disclose, and prevent an attorney from disclosing, confidential communications made during the professional relationship. This privilege survives the end of the attorney-client relationship.
How This Relates to Bail
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