Testimonial privilege, if invoked, allows the holder of the privilege to refuse to testify.

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Testimonial privilege is a legal principle that allows a witness to refuse to testify on the grounds that their testimony could incriminate them or in certain cases where the law recognizes a protected relationship (such as attorney-client, doctor-patient, or priest-penitent), allowing the holder of the privilege to refuse to disclose confidential communications.

Testimonial Privilege, If Invoked, Allows the Holder of the Privilege