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Privilege (evidence)
Under common law, a privilege is afforded by any of a number of rules excluding evidence that would be adverse to a fundamental principle or relationship if it were disclosed.
Privilege (evidence)Attorney-client privilegePriest-penitent privilegeSelf-incriminationRight to silencePrivilegePrivilege (disambiguation)Confessional Privilege (United States)State secrets privilegePhysician–patient privilegeLegal professional privilegeLegal professional privilege in AustraliaShield laws in the United StatesReporters' privilegeJaffee v. RedmondAnglo-Saxon chartersConfidentialityPriest-penitent privilege in EnglandUnited States v. ReynoldsPleading the Fifth
Pilot certification in the United StatesEvidence (law)Solosky v. The QueenOwen GlennPublic Interest ImmunityAmerican Freedom AgendaCanada (House of Commons) v. VaidHistory of Roman Catholicism in CubaKastigar v. United StatesRules of evidenceTesticular immunologyQuakers and Moravians Act 1838MetlikaCalifornia lawUnited States v. HubbellExecutive privilegeEupatridaePrivilege of peerageBaron SinhaList of United States Supreme Court cases by the Burger Court
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