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I think I misread this prompt at the time of voting for prompts, and I did it again after it was chosen as the first prompt. It's why I kept putting it off until now before I started to write on it. I

Client privilege Client privilege The maintenance of confidentiality between an individual and professionals such as a doctor, solicitor, or clergy-man/woman ensures people feel safe confiding their darkest

Some professions are bind by confidentiality laws and there must be strict compliance with it. Medical practitioners with the health history and data of patients, which is not allowed to be heard by a

Some time ago, I went for a holiday at a close family friend's house that we grew up together, and one evening like that, when we were about to have dinner, the head of the family was also there with us,

source Greetings everyone! We all are living our life, but when we get hurt we always need someone to whom we can run to save our life. When anything happens wrong with a person either they run to lawyer,

There are professions that require confidentiality, regardless of what the act may be. The purpose of this is to give people the freedom to share more sensitive or serious information without running the

Hello, everyone. I welcome you to my blog and another wonderful edition of the Hive Learners' featured post. I think every job has some level of client privilege whereby whatever the client reveals to

Source from Unsplash Let's imagine you visited a doctor because you have a serious illness. You walked into his office and started speaking freely because you trusted the doctor to keep your information

Say you walk into a confessional and you tell a priest something heavy. Something you've been carrying for months. Because you feel the booth is safe, you know that what happens in the booth stays there,

What is client privilege? And how I see it? I will be honest, I see it as one of those things that quietly holds society together. The things normal people will never hear that is mostly heard by lawyers,

Well I believe all trades that have trust have a locked door. Doctors have one. Lawyers have one. Priests have one. There, people say things that they would not say to anyone else, not even their husbands