Answer true or false

1)n every privileged relationahip the actual right to having the priviledge enforced belongs to one or both of the parties of the relationship.

In the Attorney-Client relationship the priviledge belongs to the client only. True or False

True

False

2)An attorney canneverbe made to disclose a privileged communication they had with a client.

True

False

3)An attorney and client are meeting in a diner and are having a conversation about the case. The are speaking loud enough fora police officer enjoying a donunt to hear the client say they killed the victim. The Attorney-Client privilgewill notprevent the prosecutor from using the statement the police officer heard.

True

False

4)The Substantive criminal law in New York State is the NYS Criminal Procedure Code.

True

False

5)A casual conversation at the gym asking for some free legal advicedoes notestablish an attorney client privilege.

True

False

6)Thecompulsory processdiscussed in prior chapters in whichsubpoenascan be issued and witnesses can be held in contempt are one of the reasons we have created privileged communciations.

True

False

7)A man confesses a crime to histhenwife. A year later he is arrested. He is now divorced from his wife. He can still usethespousal privilge to prevent his ex-wife from testifying about his confession.

True

False

8)The US Supreme Court sets the highest standard of rights that each state must follow. Ergo: States cannot give greater rights to its citizens than the Supreme Court establishes.

True

False

9)When the Spousal privilege was first established the privilege belonged to both parties.

True

False

10)A husband and wife both commit a bank robbery together. After, they discuss the robbery with each other and make numerous statements reviewing the crime together. The husband then gets arrested because they found his fingerprints at the scene. He is a heel and decides to cut a deal against his still wife and testify against her.

1. The wifecan usethespousal privilege to prevent the husband from testifying about her statements.

True

False