State v. Jancsek

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• explaining that the commentary was denominated by the chairpersons of the respective committees as the “official commentary”
• explaining that the commentary was denominated by the chairpersons of the respective committees as the “official commentary”
• stating that, to successfully invoke the attorney-client privilege, the person seeking to exclude the evidence must show that (1) the communication is confidential within the meaning of OEC 503(l)(b), (2
• explaining history of definition of “representative of the client” adopted in 1981 and its incorporation of control group test
• “Lawyers can act effectively only when fully advised of the facts by the parties whom they represent[.]”
• “Lawyers can act effectively only when fully advised of the facts by the parties whom they represent[.]”

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