Sentence examples for claims of privilege from inspiring English sources

In waiving claims of privilege today, Mr. Clinton departed from his past practice concerning pardons.

"He needs to identify that material and get it to me so I can make claims of privilege".

The court should also rule that trial judges faced with claims of privilege must examine the evidence to ensure they are convinced about the risk to national security from disclosure.

Hume says that it's totally a big cover-up, and the documents being sought are clearly not the sort of "advisory" documents that are protected by the "strongest claims of privilege".

An invertebrate Congress has virtually defaulted on its constitutional oversight duties by meekly surrendering to presidential claims of privilege or state secrets or eschewing hearings on overriding issues like war and peace.

The judge in the Judiciary Committee case only ruled that the defendants had to show up and make specific claims of privilege, without explaining what law would apply if they made such claims.

Colvin has publicly acknowledged the claim of privilege.

He is objecting to anyone other than himself making the initial claim of privilege".

Usada has dropped its claim of privilege to one document and has released it to the defense lawyers.

The attorneys cited a new ruling in another Circuit that rejected a similar claim of privilege, and they urged the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals to affirm their position.

The book "Claim of Privilege," by Barry Siegel, focuses on that case, which gave birth to the state secrets privilege, which allows the government to shut down litigation simply by invoking national security.