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FORUM « "Originalism: A Quarter-Century of Debate" | "Competing for Clients, and Paying by the Click" » October 15, 2007White-collar attorney privilege waivers Through the so-called McNulty memo (earlier coverage), the Department of Justice has made a show of responding to criticism about its arm-twisting of corporate defendants to waive attorney-client privilege in white-collar crime investigations. According to a report to a Senate committee by former Delaware chief justice E. Norman Veasey, however, that effort falls short. Posted by Walter Olson at 12:13 AM | TrackBack (0) |
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