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19 sats \ 3 replies \ @k00b OP 28 Jan \ parent \ on: Lopp on Roger Ver's Charges Politics_And_Law
I recall they seized them from the lawyer. So it might be lawful if the lawyer is accused of knowingly helping him break the law?
how would they know unless they surveilled the lawyer's phone calls and emails, etc?
How would they justify that to a judge?
Perhaps you're right.
A cursory google search seems to indicate that although attorney-client privilege is very well established, the caveat is it does not cover the planning of crimes.
So, basically you could admit past guilt but cannot disclose future intention.....
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