In Re Grand Jury Proceedings (Violette)

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• false reports of disability were communicated to financial institutions by psychotherapists to whom communications were made
• “The case law dealing with the crime-fraud exception in the attorney-client context makes it transparently clear that the client’s intentions control.”
• \The case law dealing with the crime-fraud exception in the attorney-client context makes it transparently clear that the client's intentions control.\
• “As a general matter, a party asserting a privilege has the burden of showing that the privilege applies.”
• patient-psychotherapist privilege does not apply to communications made in furtherance of a crime or fraud
• \Only when communications are intended directly to advance a particular criminal or fraudulent endeavor will their privileged status be forfeited by operation of [the crime-fraud] exception.\

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