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A Re-Evaluation of the Attorney-Client Privilege (Part II)

James A. Gardner

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N O SMALL PART of the value of the law as the politically ordered rules of social control lies in the respect for law which the people must maintain in their own feelings and attitudes in democratic society.Lord Denning has referred to this point in the following passage: 185.DZNNING, Tim ROAD TO JusTIct 2, 3 (1955).186.As Dean Pound might put it, law must be backed by a social-psychological

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N O SMALL PART of the value of the law as the politically ordered rules of social control lies in the respect for law which the people must maintain in their own feelings and attitudes in democratic society.Lord Denning has referred to this point in the following passage: 185.DZNNING, Tim ROAD TO JusTIct 2, 3 (1955).186.As Dean Pound might put it, law must be backed by a social-psychological

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N O SMALL PART of the value of the law as the politically ordered rules of social control lies in the respect for law which the people must maintain in their own feelings and attitudes in democratic society.Lord Denning has referred to this point in the following passage: 185.DZNNING, Tim ROAD TO JusTIct 2, 3 (1955).186.As Dean Pound might put it, law must be backed by a social-psychological

Key concepts: Law, Privilege (computing), Self-incrimination, Political science

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