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Congressional hearing transcript shows attorney‑client privilege objection in questioning about alleged abuse by Professor Alan DershowitzCongressional hearing transcript shows attorney‑client privilege objection in questioning about alleged abuse by Professor Alan Dershowitz
Congressional hearing transcript shows attorney‑client privilege objection in questioning about alleged abuse by Professor Alan Dershowitz The passage merely records a standard privilege objection during a hearing on alleged abuse allegations. It provides no new names, dates, financial transactions, or actionable leads beyond the already‑public allegation against Dershowitz, limiting investigative value. Key insights: Witness objects to answering questions that may reveal attorney‑client communications of [REDACTED - Survivor].; The line of questioning concerns whether other young women reported abuse by Professor Dershowitz.; The transcript is a rough draft of a House Oversight hearing.
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Congressional hearing transcript shows attorney‑client privilege objection in questioning about alleged abuse by Professor Alan Dershowitz The passage merely records a standard privilege objection during a hearing on alleged abuse allegations. It provides no new names, dates, financial transactions, or actionable leads beyond the already‑public allegation against Dershowitz, limiting investigative value. Key insights: Witness objects to answering questions that may reveal attorney‑client communications of [REDACTED - Survivor].; The line of questioning concerns whether other young women reported abuse by Professor Dershowitz.; The transcript is a rough draft of a House Oversight hearing.
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“utting on the record right now. Virginia Roberts does not waive her attorney/client privilege with her”
Sigrid McCawley“rofessor Dershowitz had abused other minors? MS. McCAWLEY: I'm going to object for a moment here to the ext”
Jack Scarola“ential that she communicated to her lawyers. MR. SCAROLA: And I would instruct you not to answer the quest”
Alan Dershowitz“of that date, had anyone told you that Professor Dershowitz had abused other minors? MS. McCAWLEY: I'm going”
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