United States of America and E. C. Talley, Special Agent, Internal Revenue Service v. Paul R. Hodgson

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• noting that assertion of privilege 23 must normally be raised “as to each record sought and each question asked so that . . . the court can rule with specificity”
• the attorney-client privilege “extends . . . only to the substance of matters communicated to an attorney in professional confidence[]”

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