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Meanings of evidentiary privilege in English

Spanish
privilegio

Legal right or duty to refuse disclosure of evidence.

privilegio
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Examples for "privileged"
Examples for "privileged"
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Arms companies throughout the world are given privileged treatment by their governments.
The Guardian
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They have privileged public servants, strong employment protection laws, strong collective agreements.
Reuters
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Many people who work in fashion come from a relatively privileged background.
The Guardian
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His sense is that the privileged go into law firms these days.
The Guardian
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The documents are privileged so long as they remain in the House.
Radio NZ
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So my first advice to you is to keep it a privileged communication.
The Door Into Summer
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This privileged communication is for the exclusive use
Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases / A Practical Handbook Of Pertin...
3
My comments on your character are not written and signed like your knavish lease; it's a privileged communication-VILLAIN
A Perilous Secret
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Other instances of privileged communications might be enumerated if it were deemed necessary.
A Compilation of the Messages and Papers of the Presidents. Volu...
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Why should not a young lady have her privileged communications?
The Duke's Children
Translations for evidentiary privilege
Spanish
privilegio