Sentence examples for under the privilege from inspiring English sources

"It was never explained to me that there is a marital privilege, and under the privilege I had the right to refuse to testify," he said in a sworn statement.

Mr. HUNDLEY -- Thirty-four yeago ago, in Miranda v. Arizona, this court held that the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination required that police interrogators fully inform a suspect of their rights under the privilege and provide them a full opportunity to exercise those rights.

If the NLRB does not, college athletics will continue to be the only starting player in interstate commerce that can operate under the privilege of neither paying nor bargaining with the very people who make the industry possible.

Under the "Privilege" column, next to your name, click on the "Read Only" setting and change it to "Read & Write".

She announced that women already had the right to vote, under the privileges-and-immunities clause of the Constitution, and, in 1871, she made this argument before the House Judiciary Committee.

Woodhull was a pioneering suffragette, and she believed, and publically argued, that women actually already had the legal right to vote under the Privileges and Immunities Clause of the Constitution.

Some lawyers fear that a broader effort is under way to weaken the privilege protecting lawyer-client communications.

And in chronicling the terrible suffering artists have endured in places like the Soviet Union, he makes the reader appreciate the luxury enjoyed by writers in the West, who have been able to focus on the "tragedies of ordinary life, the events that Nadezhda Mandelstam was later to subsume under her concept of the privilege of ordinary heartbreaks".

Under no circumstances will the privilege level be higher than 0.8, or lower than 0.2.

"We believe they can function within the privilege under the current existing infrastructure".

We will apply a stricter legal test to material that can be protected under the State Secrets privilege.