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· 10/8/1909

Meehan v. Thomas Gill Soap Co.

Citations

  • 118 N.Y.S. 1124

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  • holding that the appellant's discussion with the chaplain concerned a matter of conscience
  • holding that the appellant’s discussion with the chaplain concerned a matter of conscience
  • discussing the importance of the clergy privilege to clergy keeping the trust of servicemembers and carrying out their mission of providing spiritual and moral guidance
  • discussing the ethical duty of chaplains to hold in confidence privileged communications
  • discussing the ethical duty of chaplains to hold in confidence privileged communications

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