Legal Privileges Overview
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Which type of privilege protects a party from self-incrimination?

  • Legal professional privilege
  • Privilege against self-incrimination (correct)
  • Written without prejudice
  • Marital privilege
  • A document written between spouses is protected by legal professional privilege.

    False

    What type of privilege applies to documents written by an attorney to their client?

    Legal professional privilege

    A document written off made _____ is used to facilitate negotiations without admission of liability.

    <p>without prejudice</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the types of privilege with their descriptions:

    <p>Privilege against self-incrimination = Protects against being forced to testify against oneself Marital privilege = Allows spouses to keep communications confidential in legal settings Legal professional privilege = Ensures attorney-client communications remain private Written without prejudice = Facilitates negotiations without affecting legal rights</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Privileged Documents

    • Implicating a party in a criminal offence: Documents implicating a party in a crime are protected by the privilege against self-incrimination. This prevents the individual from being forced to provide evidence that could incriminate them.

    • Marital Privilege: Documents between spouses are protected by marital privilege. This privilege generally safeguards communications and documents within the marital relationship.

    • "Without Prejudice" Documents: Documents marked "without prejudice" are not admissible in court. This is a legal agreement that any communications made, designed to settle the matter, are not used as evidence if the matter doesn't settle.

    • Legal Professional Privilege: Documents created by an attorney for their client are protected by legal professional privilege; communications and documents between the attorney and their client are confidential in court. Communications or documents intended to help settle a situation would also be considered without prejudice.

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    This quiz covers various types of legal privileges, including the privilege against self-incrimination, marital privilege, and legal professional privilege. It also discusses the significance of 'without prejudice' communications. Test your knowledge on these essential legal concepts.

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