A Rationale for Testimonial Privilege Is That the Courts Realize

question 51

True/False

A rationale for testimonial privilege is that the courts realize that the law cannot force certain individuals to disclose a confidence that they became privy to as a part of their vocation.

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Definitions:

Buffalo Soldiers

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Black Troops

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