The court recognizes privilege when there is information exchanged between parties that should remain confidential because of the special relationship of trust between them. These court-conferred privileges do not include communications between:
a. Spouses.
b. Attorneys and their clients
c. Teachers and their students.
d. Doctors and their patients.
Question 2
Gerrod's attorney wants to find out more about his wife Phyllis's activities while he is at work. Gerrod suggests that their next-door neighbor would be the best source for this information. The attorney should:
a. Send her a set of interrogatories.
b. Depose her.
c. Have her take videos.
d. Send her requests for admissions.
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