United States v. William C. Brickey, Jr.

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• attorney allowed to testify that client, mail fraud defendant, caused checks to be mailed in order to purchase stock, for which purchase attorney was retained
• acts or services done by an attorney for his client in the course of his employment do not come within the privilege
• acts or services done by an attorney for his client in the course of his employment do not come within the privilege
• attorney allowed to testify that client, mail fraud defendant, caused checks to be mailed in order to purchase stock, for which purchase attorney was retained

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