Perspectives on Evidentiary Privileges (Print & ProView)

Details and specs

As the first collection of its kind, Perspectives on Evidentiary Privileges aims to advance a debate on critical yet understudied issues relating to the emerging doctrinal and policy issues with regard to evidential privileges in the following areas:

• Mr. Big undercover police operations
• Protection of journalistic source privilege
• Marital privilege
• Privilege for tax professionals
• Privilege issues surrounding police investigative techniques
• Case-by-case privilege
• Privilege for religious communications
• Parliamentary records privilege
• Confidential informant privilege
• Privilege against self-incrimination
• Researcher-participant privilege

About Thomson Reuters ProView

ProView is the way to read Thomson Reuters eBooks and eLooseleafs, published primarily for legal, accounting, human resources, and tax professions. You can download the ProView app at no cost for your tablet or computer, or sign in to the cloud-based version. Synced to the cloud, ProView lets you switch devices while keeping place in your research. You can also access your downloaded eBooks offline, and any notes you take will be saved and synced the next time you connect.