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In response to "Ignoring the POTUS aspect for a moment, how does attorney/client privilege work when an attorney records something that the government legally takes? -- nm" by David

I'm guessing it's fruit from the poisoned tree and therefore inadmissible? -- nm

Posted by LMS (aka RufusS) Jul 20 '18, 09:36

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But isn't that the entire point of getting a warrant to search someone's home? The police are seeking incriminating evidence. -- nm - David Jul 20, 09:38 3
- My guess is that if the recording contains evidence of a crime that both the client and lawyer are involved it, it won't be considered privileged - TWuG Jul 20, 09:42
- I need to see if there's an episode of The Good Wife that covers this! -- nm - LMS Jul 20, 09:40 1
  - 😜 -- nm - David Jul 20, 09:42

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