How is the claim of privilege made? What is a consequence of failing to make a claim of privilege?
What will be an ideal response?
The client has the burden of proving that the privilege exists. In order for a communication to be protected, the privilege must be asserted and its existence established by the client. If none is made, the privilege may not be asserted, and the protection afforded by the privilege may be waived.
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U.S. Border and Transportation Security is administered by the
A. Department of Transportation B. Senate Committee on Security C. Department of Justice D. Department of Homeland Security
All BUT which one of the following statements describes the potential impact of documented abuse on a custody decision?
A) Under federal law, custody will not be awarded to a parent who has abused his or her child. B) In some states, by statute, a batterer is presumed by law to be an unfit parent. C) Some states mandate that the courts not award joint custody in cases where abuse has been demonstrated. D) In some states, permitting one's child to witness spousal abuse may constitute grounds for removing a child from the care and custody of both parents.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A landlord may be guilty of burglary for entering a house owned by him, but rightfully occupied by tenants, if the other elements of burglary are present.
a. true b. false