The marital testimonial privilege has developed over a period of many years. One modern rule is that:
A) a spouse may not testify for or against the other spouse in a criminal proceeding in federal court.
B) the protection does not continue after divorce as to statements made prior to marriage.
C) the privilege does not exist when the parties are separated but not divorced.
D) information privately disclosed between spouses in the confidence of the marital relationship is protected.
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Q21: A privilege that prohibits evidence of some
Q22: Some testimony, even though relevant, is not
Q23: Traditionally, the courts in most states recognized
Q25: An exception to the marital confidential communication
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Q27: The case of Trammel v. United States,
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Q29: The principle of the attorney-client privilege:
A) is
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