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· 2/21/1978

Sand v. Estelle

Citations

  • 434 U.S. 1076
  • 98 S. Ct. 1267

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  • applying California law, held that attorney-client privilege does not prevent attorney from testifying as to his observations of the client, including the client’s appearance and demeanor
  • applying California law, held that attorney-client privilege does not prevent attorney from testifying as to his observations of the client, including the client's appearance and demeanor

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