Sentence examples for privileged conversation from inspiring English sources

Or the privileged conversation between a lawyer and a client who is being investigated.

Palm wanted to make sure that there was no doubt that this was not a privileged conversation.

But if Mr. Skakel was talking to another student, that would likely not be a privileged conversation, Mr. Slobogin said.

Sometimes you are in situations where you don't know what the outcome might be, or maybe it's a privileged conversation.

When Hannah Waddingham — the tall, endearingly awkward actress playing the disorganized actress Desiree — sings "Send In the Clowns," you feel privy to a private and privileged conversation.

Note the wording that Kasowitz uses: "selective and illegal leaks of classified information and privileged communications". He's conflating "selective" with "illegal" and "classified" with "privileged". Comey's was a selective leak of privileged conversation — not anything illegal.

I mean, it's just, you know, these were privileged conversations.

Members of the clergy would not have to report anything they learned in confession or other privileged conversations if their religion forbids it.

The Bar Council is to warn that legally privileged conversations between clients and their lawyers will not be protected from eavesdropping and communications surveillance under the new legislation.

And when the movie began filming, he went to court to stop it, claiming it was based on privileged conversations with his lawyers.

She told Sky News: "Defence lawyers that I have spoken to say they very often feel it is very likely their conversations with clients, legally privileged conversations, may well be bugged".