Moclaire v. State

How courts have described this case

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• statements made by a State’s witness to his attorney were privileged because the apparent disclosure of them by his attorney was not authorized by the client
• \Black's Law Dictionary defines exculpatory as clearing or tending to clear from alleged fault or guilt; excusing.\
• “The mere fact that the attorney discussed the communications with others, without evidence that [the client] authorized those discussions, does not prove that [the client] waived the attorney- client privilege.”
• trial court did not err in disallowing reporter’s hearsay testimony

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