The Work Product Privilege

question 5

Multiple Choice

The work product privilege:

• A) prevents an attorney from divulging confidential information communicated to the lawyer by a client or potential client in the course of seeking to retain the attorney or otherwise seeking legal advice.
• B) covers information divulged to an attorney's subordinates, such as secretaries or paralegals.
• C) considers a lawyer to be an officer of the court who is bound to work for the advancement of justice while faithfully protecting the rightful interests of his clients.
• D) is derived from the notion that the effective functioning of the judicial system will be undermined if a client does not feel free to speak fully and honestly with his or her attorney.

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