Attorney-Client Privilege is a concept almost everyone has heard in their lifetime, but how far does it go?
If everything you tell you attorney or lawyer is confidential then why don't people consult with a lawyer before breaking a law?
While yes, everything you tell your lawyer is confidential as per Attorney-Client Privilege, this usually only applies after a crime has been committed!
Watch the full video to learn the uses and limits of this axiom of the legal system.
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